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Meanings of eulogy in English
Speech in praise of a person, usually recently deceased.
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Usage of eulogy in English
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But the eulogy inadvertently highlights companies' unhealthy dependence on subsidies and debt.
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An American statesman said of him, in a eulogy delivered in Boston:
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The following is a brief extract from the eulogy of the Rev.
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Mr. Parton finds in this abundant material for extravagant eulogy of Burr.
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There was a basis for this eulogy; but it needs much qualification.
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Another clause of the ordinance has often been the subject of eulogy.
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Somehow it seemed to me a eulogy of the dead-andit was.
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Then came a eulogy on the psychological benefits enjoyed by married couples.
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The next slip she took up contained an eulogy of the victim.
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The first issue of the latter contained a pompous eulogy on Rogron.
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Paul Gallagher's eulogy to his friend and former Cabinet colleague, Brian Lenihan
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We organise a beautiful cremation service and make Kruges deliver the eulogy.
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We know it was a eulogy, erected by a grieving Viking father.
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EBONY: What was your take on President Obama's eulogy of the Rev.
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They had spoken several times of Flemming, in a vein of eulogy.
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The State of Washington is his monument, and progressive thought his eulogy.
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Translations for eulogy
Portuguese
Eulogy through the time
Eulogy across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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