eulogistic, adj.
Pertaining to or expressive of eulogy; of the nature of eulogy; commendatory, laudatory. Const. of.
Etymology: < eulogist n. + -ic suffix.
After such eulogistic although somewhat brief biographies, Chichikov perceived that it wouldn’t do to mention the other officials and reminded himself that Sobakevich did not relish giving a good report of anybody. (Gogol [Guerney], Dead Souls, p.92)
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This word rules and I need to use it more often; meaning is clear at face value.












