euphemize
/juːˈfɛmɪzaɪz/Definitions
1. verb
to express or describe something in a mild or indirect way, especially to avoid offense
“The politician euphemized the economic crisis to avoid alarming the public.”
2. verb
to replace unpleasant or offensive words or expressions with more agreeable or polite ones
“The writer euphemized the swear words in the novel to make it more suitable for children.”
3. verb
to convey a meaning indirectly or by suggestion rather than direct statement
“The artist’s painting euphemized the social issues of the time, conveying a powerful message without directly stating it.”