Answer: A 'euphemism' is described as an indirect way of talking about something that might be rude, upsetting or taboo. The purpose of euphemisms is to make things sound better or, less offensive/harsh
Explanation: examples of euphemisms; instead of saying “she’s sick,” she’s “under the weather.” He's not a liar; he's “creative with the truth.” They're not in a sexual relationship; they're “friends with benefits.” People don't go to prison; it's a “correctional facility.”