How to pronounce “euphemistic” in English

And then you have what accountants euphemistically like to call intangible assets.

And 2% of those are what are called euphemistically non-paternal events, which means that their father is someone else that they

she has trying to spring a notorious criminal from the euphemistically named prison, Compassionate Release.

And yes, it has been euphemistically called junk DNA.

I think this is going on the internet, so I probably need to be a bit euphemistic here.

That is why there are these loopholes, these-- that's very euphemistically putting it-- these situations that are happening

Within weeks of Executive Order 9066 being signed, the US government began what it euphemistically called evacuation.

So after they harvested cells from Rainbow, they recruited, euphemistically, some feline egg donors.

And if you want to feel what that's like, put your hands over your head for five minutes so that's a "stress position", quote end quote, in the euphemistic language.

Probably the amount of times I talked back to my parents, which is not a very attractive quality, if I can euphemistically put that,

It will also be over sooner, leaving you free for more numbered sequels, or maybe some of the light sci-fi written for the bright teens and dim grownups we euphemistically