0 present participle of eulogize
1 to praise someone or something in a speech or piece of writing:
Critics everywhere have eulogized her new novel.
They eulogized over the breathtaking views.
In this way, such eulogizing linked up directly to the meaning and possibilities of the claim-making process.
Although taken from a different context, it captures exactly a strategy behind eulogizing the ruler.
The quartet's emotional journey follows a distinctive curve, from a whispered keening, to an impassioned lament, to a final eulogizing resignation.
In eulogizing community in general, they all too often end up offering what are, in effect, unabashed apologies for whatever communal mores happen to exist in any particular place.
Thomas focuses on the political function of the prologue as a vehicle for representing (and eulogizing) the king through allegory.
He mourned her for the rest of his days, and wrote poems eulogizing her.
The dancers dance around a jaitkhamb set up for the occasion, to songs eulogizing their spiritual head.
The roles of a "fili" included reciting traditional lore, eulogizing the king and satirizing injustices within the kingdom.
