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Definition of euphemistically - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
softening expressionusing mild terms for harsh or blunt realities
- He referred to the layoffs euphemistically as 'staff optimization'..
- The manager euphemistically called the pay cuts 'salary adjustments.'
- Describing the war as a 'conflict' is putting it euphemistically.
Origin of euphemistically
Greek, eu (good) + pheme (speech)
Terms with euphemistically included in their meaning
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euphemism
in the genital area, often euphemistically
euphemism
express annoyance or frustration euphemistically
euphemistic
euphemistically dead
death
dead or deceased, often used euphemistically
age
middle-aged or older, often used euphemistically
euphemistic
gay man, often implied euphemistically
euphemism
euphemistically dead
medical
menstruating euphemistically
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- French:euphémiquement, ...
- German:beschönigend, ...
- Italian:eufemisticamente, ...
- Spanish:eufemísticamente, ...
- Portuguese:eufemisticamente, ...
- Chinese:委婉地, ...
- Japanese:婉曲的に, ...
- Arabic:بِأُسْلوب تَلْطيفي, ...
- Hebrew:בְּלָשׁוֹן מְקֵלָה, ...
- Russian:эвфемистически, ...
- Ukrainian:евфемістично, ...
- Hindi:नरम शब्दों में, ...
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