In a manner that uses mild, indirect, or polite language to avoid something harsh, rude, or offensive.
Adverbial form created by adding '-ly' to euphemious, following English grammar conventions to convert the adjective into an adverb describing how an action occurs.
We say 'pass away' instead of 'die,' 'let go' instead of 'fired,' and 'downsizing' instead of 'firing workers'—we speak euphemiously so often it's basically just normal English now.
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