Definition

A person who speaks or writes in praise of someone, especially at a funeral.

Example

The eulogizer shared heartfelt memories of the deceased during the service.

Conversation

Did you hear the eulogizer at the funeral yesterday?

Yes, they did such a great job honoring the person who passed away.

I thought their speech was really touching and heartfelt.

Absolutely, it’s important to have someone who can express those feelings.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Eulogizer → It is formed from "eu-" (meaning good or well) and "logia" (from Greek "logos", meaning word or speech) and the suffix "-izer" (meaning one who performs an action). The word "eulogizer" refers to one who speaks well of someone, especially in a formal tribute or speech.

Memory Tip

Think of someone who speaks 'well' ('eu-') about another person, using 'words' ('logia') to honor them. This helps you remember that an eulogizer is someone who gives a good speech about someone.

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