A euphemism is a figure of speech or expression used to make an unpleasant or offensive situation, concept, or topic sound more polite, less offensive, or less harsh. It involves substituting a more socially acceptable or less explicit word or phrase for one that may be considered inappropriate or taboo. Euphemisms are often used in sensitive or delicate situations, such as discussing death, bodily functions, or illness.
A euphemism is a figure of speech or an expression that is used to substitute a harsh, negative, or offensive word or phrase with a milder, more indirect, or socially acceptable alternative. It is often used to avoid offending or upsetting someone or to make something sound more socially appropriate or pleasant. Euphemisms are commonly used in various contexts, such as in polite conversation, diplomacy, advertising, and discussing sensitive topics.
