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valedictory

[val-i-dik-tuh-ree] / ˌvæl ɪˈdɪk tə ri /


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Fresh off his narrow win on his debt bill, McCarthy held a valedictory news conference Wednesday evening in Statuary Hall.

From Washington Post

“Wave your gladdies, Possums!” she exhorted audience members who caught them, and the evening would end, to music, with a mass valedictory swaying.

From New York Times

“The reasons I came here, they never left me,” she told lawmakers in a half-hour valedictory speech in Parliament that cited climate change, child poverty and inequality.

From New York Times

She is due to deliver her final valedictory speech to Parliament on Wednesday.

From Seattle Times

Mr. Warren spoke from the floor, delivering a valedictory “love letter” to the denomination but seeming to stand by his church’s approach.

From New York Times