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Formally expressing praise.
panegyric
panegyrical
encomiastic
complimentary
1
The major had prepared a long and
eulogistic
harangue for the occasion.
2
The writings of the ancients abound with references to them, mostly
eulogistic
.
3
Captain Thénault of the American Escadrille delivered an exceptionally
eulogistic
funeral oration.
4
The enthusiast spoke of Varvara Pavlovna in the most
eulogistic
terms.
5
All biography has been said to be
eulogistic
in its nature.
6
All his remembrances of the old squire were
eulogistic
and affectionate.
7
He opens this powerful, highly important work with a
eulogistic
poem.
8
In the course of this report Mr. Smith indulged in the following
eulogistic
words:-
9
The Princess was mentioned in language by no means
eulogistic
.
10
Three officers and a couple of stray corporals gather behind him in
eulogistic
attitudes.
11
They are of course merely non-critical,
eulogistic
accounts of the artist and his work.
12
Even 'The Journal des Débats' published a most
eulogistic
article about him last week.
13
No
eulogistic
sermon, no high-flown panegyric was ever delivered, on thy life and death!
14
This probably sounds insincere or
eulogistic
,
but this letter is not meant to be so.
15
There was a flood of
eulogistic
and prophetic oratory.
16
English literature is full of
eulogistic
mention of Pope.
eulogistic
highly eulogistic
most eulogistic
eulogistic terms
eulogistic address
eulogistic poem