Definition of eulogist
: one who eulogizes
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Hasn’t classic rock always been evaluated through the eulogist’s haze of time and sentiment?
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Jeb Bush, final eulogist, choked back tears while recounting his mom’s genuineness, wearing fake pearls and not dying her hair.
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The mourners and the eulogists were remembering and celebrating not just a woman, but a feeling – a sense of order, grounding and civility that seems missing today.
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Three eulogists - historian Jon Meacham, longtime friend Susan Baker and son Jeb Bush - each painted a portrait of a devoted mother with a no-frills attitude.
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The selection of Jeb Bush as a eulogist, and not her son, former president George W. Bush, is notable in part because of his antagonistic relationship with Trump during the 2016 campaign and after.
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The eulogists read from letters George H.W. had written to Barbara, professing his love in youth and old age.
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It’s no coincidence that Miller’s presidential eulogists are the last three Southern governors to reach the Oval Office.
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Wood, like the many eulogists who praised and assessed the two presidents in the weeks and months after July 4, 1826, lists some of their dichotomies.
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First Known Use of eulogist
1808
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