eulogy

Preposition: of

• praise: Professor David Chambers, Head of the Law School at the University of Greenwich, made the traditional eulogy of praise to DI Michael.
• king: Performance of the eulogies of past kings of the tribe would also unite the tribe by emphasizing their common history.

Converse of object

• deliver: This Saturday, I have been asked to deliver the eulogy at his memorial service at St Giles Cathedral in Edinburgh.
• read: I can do more than let the Eulogy read at Dorothea's funeral to speak for itself.
• write: Now she can help by writing eulogies for the eight dead firemen.
• move: Former SNP leader John Swinney delivered a moving eulogy to the woman whom he had first met 23 years ago.
• give: I gave eulogies at their funerals where I tried to evoke something of the spirit of these men.
• follow: There follows an uncritical eulogy of the computer organ, including the names of several manufacturers.

Adjective modifier

• funeral: Jackson came to power in 1828 with Jefferson's funeral eulogies still ringing in American ears.
• own: Eulogy Writers - Information for the user to write his or her own eulogy or funeral verse.
• warm: Archbishop Giffard gave his assent, on account of their penury, in terms of warm eulogy as to their devout life.
• brief: A little index page with a list of them and a brief eulogy for each.
• good: Full Story Best eulogies enter politics 29/11/2005 - The death of George Best has now entered into the realm of politics.
• passionate: It isn't an angry outburst - more a passionate eulogy for American virtues strong enough to survive times like these.