valedictory
/ˌvælɪˈdɪktəri/
adjective
- Relating to a farewell, especially a formal or ceremonial one.
- The president gave a valedictory address to the departing staff.
- The coach's valedictory remarks thanked the players for their dedication.
- Her valedictory poem captured the bittersweet feeling of leaving home.
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noun
- A formal farewell speech or statement, especially at a graduation ceremony.
- The audience applauded the valedictory, moved by its sincerity.
- He practiced his valedictory for weeks before the ceremony.
- The valedictory was filled with memories and hopes for the future.