euphemizing (Meaning)

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euphemizing (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Euphemize

No weak antonyms found.

In an effort to euphemize the fact that their company was going bankrupt, executives referred to it as a "strategic restructuring."
The politician euphemized the harsh criticism of his opponent by saying, "He has a different perspective."
The teacher euphemized the student's poor performance by saying, "He has a unique learning style."
The doctor euphemized the patient's terminal illness by saying, "He is facing some health challenges."
The company euphemized the layoffs by saying, "We are rightsizing our workforce."
The government euphemized the tax increase by saying, "We are implementing a revenue enhancement program."
The military euphemized the use of drones by saying, "We are employing remotely piloted aircraft."
The police euphemized the use of surveillance cameras by saying, "We are enhancing public safety with crime prevention technology."
The media euphemized the violence by saying, "There was an unfortunate incident."
The environmentalists euphemized the pollution by saying, "There is a temporary imbalance in the ecosystem."

of Euphemize

softening, poeticizing, sweetening, adulating, enshrining, canonizing,idealizing, romanticizing, dignifying, glamourizing

decrying, deprecating, denigrating,minimizing, disparaging, minimizing, belittling, disparaging, denigrating, belittling

In an effort to euphemize the fact that their company was going bankrupt, executives referred to it as a "strategic restructuring."

The politician euphemized the harsh criticism of his opponent by saying, "He has a different perspective."

The teacher euphemized the student's poor performance by saying, "He has a unique learning style."

The doctor euphemized the patient's terminal illness by saying, "He is facing some health challenges."