euphemistical Synonyms
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euphemistical Meaning
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euphemistical (a.)
Pertaining to euphemism; containing a euphemism; softened in expression.
euphemistical Sentence Examples
- The politician's euphemistical language was designed to avoid upsetting constituents.
- The report's euphemistical language disguised its true findings from the public.
- The company's euphemistical terms were intended to soften the blow of layoffs.
- The teacher's euphemistical phrase "creative thinker" was a polite way of saying "doesn't follow instructions."
- The doctor's euphemistical remark about "ongoing treatment" concealed the grim prognosis for the patient.
- The euphemistical term "passed away" is often used to avoid saying "died."
- The euphemistical name "sanitation engineer" is a more pleasant way of referring to a garbage collector.
- The euphemistical phrase "downsizing" is a less harsh way of saying "firing employees."
- The euphemistical term "freedom fries" was used to replace the term "French fries" during a political dispute.
- The euphemistical language of bureaucracy can often obscure the true meaning of a regulation or policy.
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Pertaining to euphemism; containing a euphemism; softened in expression.
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The politician's euphemistical language was designed to avoid upsetting constituents.
The report's euphemistical language disguised its true findings from the public.
The company's euphemistical terms were intended to soften the blow of layoffs.
The teacher's euphemistical phrase "creative thinker" was a polite way of saying "doesn't follow instructions."
