British spelling, present participle: the act of praising someone or something highly.
Formed by adding the '-ing' suffix to 'eulogise,' preserving British spelling. The '-ing' form marks the verb as ongoing or as a gerund (noun form of a verb).
The '-ing' suffix is one of English's oldest features, inherited from Germanic languages, and it's been used continuously for over 1,000 years—making it one of the most stable parts of English grammar.
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