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eulogy

noun as in praise, acclamation

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Israeli TV channels carried a live feed of the scenes and - after a private burial - the public eulogies by relatives, with crowds gathering to watch on large screens in Tel Aviv's Hostages' Square.

From BBC

“He was goofy, wonderfully eccentric, and one of a kind,” she wrote in her eulogy.

In the eulogy given at her funeral last August, Alex and Sergio paid tribute to the "wonderful community" who had supported them.

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In his eulogy, North Yorkshire Chief Constable Tim Forber said Ms Prior had "acted in the finest traditions of the British police service."

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Denise Nolan-Anderson's eulogy said: "She really loved going to premieres and opening nights, having her beautiful hair and make-up done, and always was the life and soul of any big occasion."

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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