[f. as prec. + -IST.] One who eulogizes; one who speaks or writes in commendation of a person or thing.
1808. Han. More, Cœlebs, I. iv. 41. The eulogist of l’Almanac des Gourmands.
1853. C. Brontë, Villette, xix. (1876), 133. I must not from the faithful narrator degenerate into the partial eulogist.
1876. Bancroft, Hist. U. S., IV. li. 289. Franklin, when he died, had … the great and the good throughout the world as his eulogists.
