eulogistic
[yoo-luh-jis-tik]
Also eu·lo·gis·ti·cal.
Origin of eulogistic
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Related Words for eulogistic
appreciative, congratulatory, respectful, polite, fiery, flaming, rhapsodic, burning, blazing, rave, keen, eager, heated, flattering, acclamatory, approbatory, commendatory, adulatory, approbative, encomiasticExamples from the Web for eulogistic
Historical Examples of eulogistic
Even when descriptive or eulogistic, it is a direct address.
Journeys Through Bookland, Vol. 10Charles Herbert Sylvester
Perhaps, on the whole, it may seem to some that I write or speak in terms too eulogistic.
Our Home in the Silver WestGordon Stables
Lady Eardham when he arrived was mysterious, eulogistic, and beneficent.
Ralph the HeirAnthony Trollope
The word "principle" is a eulogistic cover for the fact of tendency.
Human Nature and ConductJohn Dewey
He applies to her only a few epithets, the most eulogistic of which is “Lucina the shene.”
Astronomical Lore in ChaucerFlorence M. Grimm