necrologist

Meanings

• A professional who prepares and delivers obituaries, often for newspapers or online publications.

  - "The necrologist wrote a heartfelt obituary for the late mayor."
  - "The necrologist carefully researched and wrote a comprehensive obituary for the renowned scientist."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with necrologist
Recologue , Logue , Luge , Necrolater , Stupor , Supper

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Homophones

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1. Necrologist () :
   

2. Necromonger () :
   

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Variants

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necrological , necrologies , necrologist , necrologists , necrology

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Forms

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{"term"=>"Necrologist (verb)", "description"=>"To act as a necrologist, preparing and delivering obituaries for the deceased, often for newspapers or online publications."}, {"term"=>"Necrologist (plural)", "description"=>"A group or team of individuals who act as necrologists, preparing and delivering obituaries for the deceased, often for newspapers or online publications."}

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Etymology

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The term 'necrologist' is derived from the Latin words 'necrologia' or 'necrologus', which means 'record of the dead' or 'person who keeps records of the dead'.

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Related Concepts

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1. Obituary: A published notice of someone's death, often including information about the deceased's life and accomplishments.

2. Funeral Service: A ceremony or rite conducted to honor and remember the deceased, often including religious or spiritual elements, as well as readings, music, or other forms of expression.

3. Mourning: The process or period of expressing grief, sorrow, or loss, often in response to the death of a loved one, but also in response to other forms of loss or separation.

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Culture

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The necrologist plays an important role in various cultures and traditions, especially in societies where death is a significant part of daily life. In many cultures, the necrologist is responsible for preparing and delivering obituaries, often for local newspapers or online publications. The necrologist may also play a role in various cultural and religious practices related to death, such as funeral services, memorial services, or other forms of commemoration for the deceased.

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