Substituting a mild term for a harsher or distasteful one.
1 We use don't use that last word in any euphemistic sense.
2 Even in euphemistic terms, that lofty name hardly described the space.
3 But this is a euphemistic way of describing the issue.
4 That's a nice, euphemistic way of saying he was fired.
5 On the contrary, the instrument expressly recognized human slavery, though in discreet and euphemistic phrases.
6 El País published the image without such euphemistic doctoring.
7 They give it euphemistic and deceitful names-auburn ,bronze ,Titian
8 Yes, 'know' has the Authorized Version's usual euphemistic meaning, which is very funny in the context.
9 That's a euphemistic way of saying no one has a clue what is going to happen.
10 It's called everything from the euphemistic 'hydrolized proteins' to 'natural flavorings'-perhapsthe biggest lie of all.
11 That's a euphemistic way of saying no one has a clue what is (...)
12 Which is hopefully less euphemistic than it sounds.
13 The upperworld typically waxed euphemistic when describing its participation in one of the oldest of vices.
14 And then went for the whole euphemistic "that pretty triangle".
15 There is a crude, relentless actuality about items of expenditure, not to be softened by euphemistic phrasing.
16 This was his euphemistic way of saying that Saunt Edhar's praxics had been a little bit crazy.
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