Eulogistic is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EULOGISTIC in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• of or like a eulogy, also EULOGISTICAL
• Alt. of Eulogistical
• formally expressing praise
• of or relating to a eulogy, a speech or piece of writing that praises someone or something highly, typically someone who has just died.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a commendatory oration or writing especially in honor of one deceased

Words related to EULOGISTIC

epaenetic13 eulogistically20 eulogize18

Words that contain EULOGISTIC

eulogistical15 eulogistically20

How to use EULOGISTIC in a sentence

• The principal actors doffed their costumes, and snatched up the evening papers to make sure that the descriptive reporters had been as eulogistic of them as usual.
• The breed has always had a good character for work, and most of the older writers who mention them speak of Sussex Spaniels in very eulogistic terms.
• The compliments paid to Miss Fanny Brough by the critics, eulogistic as they are, are the compliments of men three-fourths duped as Partridge was duped by Garrick.
• Talfourd were perhaps the most eulogistic, whilst De Quincey and Allan Cunningham criticized the book with considerable severity.
• Now to which of these Ricardi does the eulogistic language of Gilbert refer? Dr.
• The officers spent a short time at the concert, during which the usual eulogistic speeches were made.
• Sir James was far too kind and eulogistic in speaking of my services, but for his appreciative allusion to my wife I could only feel deeply gratified and thankful.
• All that he had ever heard were most probably eulogistic in character, and spoken in praise of the Roman emperor and his subordinates.
• The writings of the ancients abound with references to them, mostly eulogistic.
• I remember, a dozen years since, and when I was personally unacquainted with him, writing in some London newspaper a eulogistic criticism on one of his performances.
• Nevertheless he was judiciously reticent about Quisante, generously eulogistic of May.
• For in order to justify the eulogistic tone of the descriptions which must presently occupy them their first word must be a conciliatory protest against hurry.
• Tenderly but firmly they led the hero in triumph up the quay toward home, shouting out eulogistic descriptions of his valour to curious neighbours as they passed.
• All biography has been said to be eulogistic in its nature.
• They made up their differences before her death, and a Latin epitaph of the most eulogistic order from his pen is inscribed upon her tomb.
• The mother of the poet must have been a good one, to have retained the ardent and eulogistic affection of her son to the close of her life, as she did.
• Eulogistic of Marlborough and descriptive of his army manoeuvres, its chief value is to be found in its historical character, and not in any poetic merit.
• He would then be respected by all, and would deserve the most eulogistic epitaph when he came to die.

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