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Sane1 Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Eulogy
When you you give a written speech or address, in behalf of a group, as a tribute to a live person in a ceremony for the same purpose (to honor him/her), would you call it an eulogy? "Eulogy" seems to give an impression that the person is dead. What will be a better word or phrase for it?
Thank you.
sane1
Thank you.
sane1
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Hi sane, A eulogy is for someone who is dead. I think the word you already used, "tribute," is a good choice.
- Hi sane, A eulogy is for someone who is dead.
- I think the word you already used, "tribute," is a good choice.
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Hi sane,
A eulogy is for someone who is dead. I think the word you already used, "tribute," is a good choice.
A eulogy is for someone who is dead. I think the word you already used, "tribute," is a good choice.
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