Eulogy Speech
Term explanation • Category Speeches
Definition and meaning
A eulogy speech is given at a funeral. It is given by familiy members or friends of the deceased. The aim is to say goodbye and pay tribute to the person who has passed away.
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Other glossary terms
Persuasive Presentations
A persuasive presentation is made, for example, to introduce an amendment. There are usually several options to choose from. It is particularly important to provide good arguments and reasons.
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In live online training, participants and teachers are not in the same physical room but in the same virtual room. This is usually possible through an online platform or a software system.
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A vocalized pause means the pause when the silence between words is filled by the speaker with vocalizations like "um", "uh" and "er".
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The aim of fundraising events is to raise funds for a specific organisation. They are often organised by charities and non-profit organisations.
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