a. rare. [f. EULOGI-UM + -OUS.] Full of eulogy; eulogistic.
1887. Sat. Rev., 3 Dec., 768/1. Dumas, Roger de Beauvoir, and Méry wrote lengthy prefaces and eulogious introductions very much in the style now again prevalent.
1890. T. Child, in Harper’s Mag., March, 562/1. In presence of such an exquisite and fascinating object as this Winged Victory, it seem impertinent to detain the reader with eulogious phrases.
