valedictory

• Then he uttered a valedictory which I have always been glad to recall as his last message, for I never saw him again When you fust come to us,'' he said, ``you had a lot of crooked places, an' we had a lot of crooked places; and we kind of run into each other, all of us. —  The Story of a Pioneer
• His last utterance in the published volumes is certainly in a sense valedictory, as it refers to the position acquired by the Champion , and the difficulty experienced in establishing it. —  Fielding
• All programmes except inaugural and valedictory will be organized in different colleges of the Amritsar namely Khalsa College, B.B.K. DAV College for women & Govt. —  PunjabNewsline News
• He wrote this lecture as a valedictory address on the occasion of his retirement from the University of Utrecht but faced pressure to omit the final section, included here: van der Horst explores the connections between the antiquity of the blood libel and contemporary antisemitism in the Muslim world. —  TELOSscope: The Telos Press blog
• Greed will be their valedictory, their epitaph, their message to the world, as, out of one job after another, they wave goodbye. the university —  University Diaries

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