1. to praise someone or something highly and enthusiastically, especially in a formal or public setting
Usage: British spelling (American: eulogizes); third-person singular present tense

Examples

• The speaker eulogises the late president's contributions to the nation.
• She eulogises her mentor's dedication to education.
• The newspaper eulogises the athlete's remarkable achievements.
• He eulogises the beauty of the countryside in his poetry.
• The ceremony eulogises the volunteers who served the community.
• Critics eulogise the film for its innovative storytelling.