eulogise

IPA: jˈuɫʌdʒaɪz

(British spelling) To praise, celebrate or pay homage to someone, especially in an eloquent formal eulogy.

Examples of "eulogise" in Sentences

During the funeral service, the priest began to eulogise the deceased, highlighting their many accomplishments and kind deeds
The author's fans gathered to eulogise her latest book, praising its captivating plot and engaging characters
As the retiring CEO gave his farewell speech, his colleagues took turns to eulogise his leadership and dedication to the company
The teacher eulogised the graduating students, reflecting on their growth and achievements throughout the school year
The president's speech at the memorial service aimed to eulogise the fallen soldiers, honoring their bravery and sacrifice for their country