euphemistic

• يصف لغة أو تعبيرًا يستخدم لفظًا لطيفًا أو غير مباشر أو ملطفًا بدلًا من لفظ يُعدّ قاسيًا أو صريحًا أو مسيئًا.

Describes language that uses a mild, indirect, or vague expression to substitute for one that is considered too harsh, blunt, or offensive.

1. Using mild or indirect languageC1formal

   Characterized by the use of a mild, indirect, or vague word or phrase to substitute for one that is considered too harsh, blunt, or offensive.

   تَلْطِيفِي

   • The company used euphemistic language like 'rightsizing' to describe the layoffs.
   • He gave a euphemistic description of the accident, calling it a 'minor incident'.
   • Politicians often use euphemistic terms to soften controversial policies.

   المرادفاتcircumlocutorydiplomaticdiscreetindirectmildperiphrasticpolitesofttactfulvague

   الأضدادbluntcrudedirectexplicitforthrightfrankharshplainstraightforward