1. people who use or practice euphemism; those who substitute mild or indirect expressions for harsh or blunt ones
Usage: plural of euphemist; typically used in formal or academic contexts

Examples

• The euphemists in the marketing department preferred to say 'rightsizing' instead of 'layoffs.'
• Political euphemists often use vague language to avoid direct criticism.
• Euphemists have long replaced 'died' with gentler phrases like 'passed away.'
• The euphemists on the committee softened the report's language before publication.
• Some euphemists argue that careful word choice shows respect and sensitivity.