Euphemized

The author euphemized the explicit content in their book with "mature themes."

The parents euphemized the word "divorce" with "separation."

The restaurant euphemized "dog meat" with "exotic meat."

He euphemized the word "death" with "passing away."

The news anchor euphemized the word "death" as "passing away."

Instead of saying he was fired, the company euphemized it as "letting him go."

The teacher euphemized the word "failure" as "not meeting the standard."

The doctor euphemized the word "amputation" as "surgical removal."

She euphemized the word "divorce" as "irreconcilable differences."

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

The company euphemized the word "layoff" as "restructuring."

Instead of saying "I don't like him," she euphemized it as "he's not my cup of tea."

The writer euphemized the word "sex" as "intimacy."

The speaker euphemized the word "died" as "passed on."

The euphemism committee euphemized the layoffs as "rightsizing."

She euphemized her grandmother's passing by saying she "passed away peacefully in her sleep."

He euphemized his job loss as a "career transition."

The doctor euphemized the word "died" to "passed away" when talking to the patient's family.

He euphemized his true intentions by saying he was just trying to help.

The therapist euphemized the word "crazy" to "mentally challenged" when discussing her client.

The parent euphemized the word "divorce" to "separation" when talking to their child.

The teacher euphemized the student's failure as "a learning opportunity."

The company euphemized the word "layoff" to "restructuring" in the announcement.

The author euphemized the word "death" to "passing" in her novel.

The coach euphemized the team's defeat as "a learning experience."

She euphemized her lie as "stretching the truth."

He euphemized his friend's alcoholism by referring to him as a "social drinker."

The doctor euphemized the patient's terminal illness by saying they had a "limited life expectancy."

He euphemized the word "drunk" to "tipsy" when describing his friend's behavior.

The advertiser euphemized the diet product as a "weight loss supplement."

The politician euphemized the situation by saying there were "irregularities" instead of outright fraud.

The funeral director euphemized the death as "passing away."

The company euphemized their layoffs as a "restructuring" of the workforce.

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

The doctor euphemized the patient's death as "passing away."

He euphemized the fact that he lost his job and told his family he resigned.

The company euphemized their layoffs as a "restructuring" of the organization.

The diplomat euphemized the conflict as a "misunderstanding."

The author euphemized the violence in their novel by using euphemistic language.

He euphemized the company's layoffs by calling it a "restructuring."

The news anchor euphemized the tragic event by saying that there was a "fatal accident."

The host euphemized the unpleasant smell in their home by lighting scented candles.

The politician euphemized the effects of the new tax policy to avoid backlash.

The news article euphemized the robbery as a "burglary."

The doctor euphemized the patient's condition to avoid causing panic.

The writer euphemized the explicit content in their book as "sensual."

The teacher euphemized the student's poor performance as "room for improvement" in the parent-teacher conference.

The dentist euphemized the patient's cavity as "a small cavity that needs filling."

She euphemized her father's passing by saying he "passed away peacefully in his sleep."

The teacher euphemized the concept of death to avoid frightening the young students.