1. to praise someone or something highly and enthusiastically
Usage: British spelling; American spelling is 'eulogize'; often used in formal or ceremonial contexts

Examples

• The speaker eulogised the late president's contributions to the nation.
• Critics eulogised the film as a masterpiece of modern cinema.
• At the funeral, friends and family members eulogised her kindness and generosity.
• The newspaper eulogised the athlete's record-breaking performance.
• Historians have eulogised the scientist's groundbreaking discoveries.
• The award ceremony eulogised the volunteers for their tireless work.