Euphemized

The professor euphemized the topic of sex education by referring to it as "reproductive health."

He euphemized his breakup with his girlfriend as "we decided to take a break from each other."

The doctor euphemized the terminal illness as "being in the final stages of life."

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

The parents euphemized their separation as "taking a break from each other."

The journalist euphemized the word "bombing" to "aerial attack" in the news article.

She euphemized the term "let go" to "separation" when discussing her recent layoff.

The politician euphemized the word "tax" to "revenue enhancement" in his speech.

The teacher euphemized the word "fail" to "not meeting expectations" on the report card.

She euphemized her breakup with him by saying they "grew apart."

The company euphemized their layoffs as a "reorganization of staff."

He euphemized his profanity by saying "fudge" instead of the actual curse word.

The doctor euphemized the patient's condition by saying they were "not feeling well" instead of using the medical term.

The teacher euphemized the student's poor performance by saying they were "still developing their skills."

She euphemized her friend's annoying behavior as "quirky."

The news anchor euphemized the violent incident as a "disturbance" instead of using the word "riot."

He euphemized his old age by saying he was "well seasoned" instead of calling himself elderly.

She euphemized her boyfriend's cheating as a "mistake."

The athlete euphemized their defeat by saying that they "didn't perform up to their standards."

She euphemized her breakup with her boyfriend by saying they had grown apart.

The teacher euphemized the student's poor grades by saying that they were still learning.

The parent euphemized the family's financial struggles as "tightening our belts."

The company euphemized the layoffs as "restructuring the workforce."

The parent euphemized the discipline as "a time-out to think about what you've done."

The mother euphemized her daughter's weight gain as "she's just curvy."

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

The writer euphemized the violent scene as "the characters engaged in a heated altercation."

The speaker euphemized the controversial topic of racism as "cultural differences."

The lawyer euphemized the crime of embezzlement as "financial mismanagement."

The doctor euphemized the patient's condition as "he is not feeling too well at the moment."

The company euphemized layoffs as "restructuring measures."

She euphemized her critique of the dress as "it's not really my style."

He euphemized his grandmother's passing as "she has gone to a better place."

The politician euphemized the increase in taxes as "revenue enhancement."

The doctor euphemized the patient's death as "they didn't make it."

The news outlet euphemized the politician's scandalous behavior.

The news anchor euphemized the death of the celebrity by saying that they had "passed away peacefully."

The diplomat euphemized the tense situation as "challenging circumstances."

The obituary euphemized the cause of death as "passing away peacefully."

She euphemized her addiction to alcohol as "social drinking."

The therapist euphemized the patient's mental illness as "struggling with emotional difficulties."

The doctor euphemized the patient's illness by saying that they had a "health concern" instead of using the word "cancer."