1. plural of eulogizer; people who praise someone or something highly and publicly
Usage: formal; typically used in written or ceremonial contexts

Examples

• The eulogizers at the memorial service spoke eloquently about her contributions to the community.
• His supporters were enthusiastic eulogizers of his innovative approach to education.
• The eulogizers of the new policy overlooked its potential drawbacks.
• Several eulogizers took the stage to celebrate the retiring professor's forty-year career.
• The newspaper's eulogizers of the mayor's plan did not acknowledge the opposition's concerns.