euphemized (Meaning)

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euphemized (imp. & p. p.)

of Euphemize

No weak antonyms found.

The meeting was euphemized as a "brainstorming session" to foster a more creative atmosphere.
The politician euphemized the tax increase as a "revenue enhancement measure" to make it more palatable to voters.
The doctor euphemized the patient's diagnosis as a "temporary health setback" to avoid causing undue alarm.
The company euphemized the layoffs as a "workforce restructuring" to soften the blow to affected employees.
The military euphemized the use of drones as "unmanned aerial vehicles" to distance itself from the human toll of drone strikes.
The government euphemized the surveillance program as a "data collection initiative" to downplay its potential for privacy侵犯.
The police euphemized the use of force as "crowd control measures" to avoid acknowledging the possibility of excessive force.
The real estate agent euphemized the run-down property as a " fixer-upper" to make it more appealing to potential buyers.
The teacher euphemized the student's poor performance as "a learning opportunity" to focus on the potential for growth.
The environmentalist euphemized the pollution of the river as a "water quality issue" to emphasize the need for action.

of Euphemize

softened, poeticized,sweetened, glamorized, canonized, enshrined, deified, idolized,idealized, heroized

decried,minimized, disparaged, minimized, deglamorized, disparaged, deglamorized, denigrated, decried, denigrated

The meeting was euphemized as a "brainstorming session" to foster a more creative atmosphere.

The politician euphemized the tax increase as a "revenue enhancement measure" to make it more palatable to voters.

The doctor euphemized the patient's diagnosis as a "temporary health setback" to avoid causing undue alarm.

The company euphemized the layoffs as a "workforce restructuring" to soften the blow to affected employees.