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euphemistically [Brit juːfəˈmɪstɪkli, Am ˌjufəˈmɪstəkli] ADV

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This expression is often said more euphemistically by replacing the expletive "pizda" with another common noun. en.wikipedia.org

It forces one to acknowledge the impression that such films may aggravate the mass social sickness euphemistically termed juvenile delinquency.... en.wikipedia.org

Some goods are lost through mishandling, poor record keeping, or theft, a category euphemistically called "shrinkage". en.wikipedia.org

These shantytowns are euphemistically called "asentamientos" (settlements) or "villas de emergencia" (emergency villages). en.wikipedia.org

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