eulogium (Meaning)

Wordnet

eulogium (n)

a formal expression of praise for someone who has died recently

Webster

A formal eulogy.

The eulogium was an eloquent tribute to the life and achievements of the late statesman.
The pastor delivered a moving eulogium at the funeral service, recalling the deceased's kindness and generosity.
The author's eulogium to the lost art of letter-writing was met with resounding applause.
The child recited a short eulogium in memory of their beloved pet dog during the burial ceremony.
The eulogium was a passionate defense of the artist's controversial work, highlighting its social and cultural significance.
The biographer's eulogium painted a vivid picture of the subject's life, highlighting their struggles and triumphs.
The historian's eulogium traced the evolution of the idea of democracy from its ancient origins to its modern incarnations.
The eulogium was an affectionate remembrance of the deceased, reflecting on the memories and moments shared with them.
The eulogium was a profound reflection on the meaning of life and death, exploring the beauty and fragility of human existence.
The eulogium was a celebration of the deceased's life, honoring their contributions to society and the enduring legacy they left behind.

a formal expression of praise for someone who has died recentlyA formal eulogy.

tribute, commendation, citation, applause, homage, award, dithyramb, prize, eulogy,panegyric

rebuke, reprimand, indictment, denunciation, rebuke, reprimand, indictment, censure, censure, denunciation

The eulogium was an eloquent tribute to the life and achievements of the late statesman.

The pastor delivered a moving eulogium at the funeral service, recalling the deceased's kindness and generosity.

The author's eulogium to the lost art of letter-writing was met with resounding applause.

The child recited a short eulogium in memory of their beloved pet dog during the burial ceremony.