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Saying that someone has been "let go" instead of "fired" is an example of which language behavior? a. hate speech b. slang c. euphemism d. profanity

Saying that someone has been "let go" instead of "fired" is an example of which language behavior? a. hate speech b. slang c. euphemism d. profanity
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Saying that someone has been "let go" instead of "fired" is an example of which language behavior?

a. hate speech
b. slang
c. euphemism
d. profanity

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C. Euphemism

Definition of euphemism: A word or expression substituted for one that is too harsh or blunt referring to something unpleasant or embarrassing
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