Euphemized

The doctor euphemized the diagnosis as "not feeling well" to avoid alarming the patient.

They euphemized their breakup as a "break" to avoid hurtful language.

She euphemized her dislike for her coworker as "having personality differences" to avoid confrontation.

He euphemized his dismissal as a "mutual agreement" to save face.

The company euphemized their layoffs as "restructuring" to soften the blow.

He euphemized his laziness as "taking it easy" when his boss asked him about his progress.

The writer euphemized the character's death as "passing away peacefully" to evoke a more positive emotion.

The politician euphemized his controversial policy as a "necessary measure" for national security.

She euphemized her breakup as "taking a break" from the relationship.

She euphemized her coworker's mistake as a "minor error."

She euphemized the breakup as a "mutual decision."

The author euphemized the curse words in the book with symbols.

They euphemized the controversial policy as "restructuring for efficiency."

He euphemized his criticism of her artwork by saying it was "interesting" rather than "terrible."

She euphemized her disapproval of her friend's outfit by saying it was "unconventional" instead of "ugly."

The doctor euphemized the severity of the patient's illness by saying it was "serious" instead of "life-threatening."

The company euphemized the layoffs by saying they were "restructuring" instead of "firing employees."

The news outlet euphemized the tragic event by saying there were "casualties" instead of "deaths."

The parent euphemized the punishment by saying it was a "consequence" instead of "grounding their child."

The politician euphemized his controversial proposal by calling it a "restructuring of the tax system."

The teacher euphemized the student's poor performance as "room for improvement."

The restaurant euphemized the expensive dish as "market price."

The government euphemized their decision to cut funding for education by calling it a "budget reallocation."

The author euphemized the character's death by saying that they had "passed on" instead of using the word "died."

The news article euphemized the war as a "conflict."

She euphemized her age as "middle-aged" instead of "old."

The parent euphemized the absence of the child as "away at college."

She euphemized her criticism as "constructive feedback."

The news anchor euphemized the violent event as "civil unrest."

He euphemized his unemployment as a "sabbatical."

The politician euphemized the tax increase as a "revenue enhancement."

She euphemized the surgery as a "minor procedure."

The teacher euphemized the failing grade as a "needs improvement."

She euphemized her job as a "customer service representative" when she was actually a telemarketer.

The author euphemized the character's death as "passing on."

He euphemized his mistake as a "misunderstanding" to avoid getting into trouble.

The lawyer euphemized the client's crime as "unfortunate mistake."

They euphemized their break-up as a "mutual decision" when in reality, one person had ended the relationship.

The news anchor euphemized the word "death" to "passing away" while reporting the accident.

My parents euphemized my grandfather's passing as him "going to a better place".

She euphemized her breakup with her boyfriend as "taking a break from the relationship".

The doctor euphemized the diagnosis of cancer as "abnormal cell growth".

The teacher euphemized the failing grade as "not meeting expectations".

He euphemized his drinking problem as "social drinking".

The government euphemized the war as a "peacekeeping operation".

The author euphemized the character's death as "passing on".

She euphemized her bad singing as "having a unique voice".

He euphemized his criticism of her artwork by calling it "interesting."

The company euphemized their layoffs as "rightsizing."

The doctor euphemized the patient's condition as a "health challenge."