Euphemism in a sentence as a noun

It is good to see that those who loved him the most are direct without euphemism.

And about safety - in this case, it's not some euphemism for control.

"Stripped of all euphemism: "We discriminate by race and want to continue doing so.

""Hard-working locals" being a euphemism for "My friends and relatives.

It's probably safe to assume that "there were occurances of Lish passwords in clear text..." is a euphemism for "we stored all Lish passwords in cleartext.

Each one is a clever euphemism design to conceal its true dystopian purpose.

"First-party clients" is certainly a new euphemism in this context.

That article was one big euphemism, and I am no closer to knowing what a "**** Chain" is or how it could stop an attack than I was 30 minutes ago.

"Irrelevant or Inappropriate" sounds like a euphemism for spam- if Facebook is fighting comment spam then I applaud them.

Apropos of nothing, we eat a lot of "shellfish," which is a polite euphemism for the critters that are basically the cockroaches of the sea: shrimp, crabs, and lobster.

That reminds me of a euphemism that I found delightful that I heard once while working for a space company... "achieving submerged geostationary orbit," I think it was.

The use of euphemism to describe an agency, program or other concept, especially when the name denotes the opposite of what is actually occurring.

My favorite spaceflight euphemism is still "rapid unplanned disassembly".

From the article: "I experienced minimal complications when using Safari on both the iPhone and iPad"minimal complications is a euphemism for "Any normal user would throw the thing against the wall in frustration.

"team building" is like an arranged marriage - either you have a team or you don't, trying to force it doesn't yield any results and usually it's just an euphemism for being forced to do stupid things, most often to get drunk with everyone or "you are not being a team player".

Euphemism definitions

noun

an inoffensive or indirect expression that is substituted for one that is considered offensive or too harsh