The euphemism of "collateral damage" comes with that package.
Babylon could be a euphemism for Rome or it could just be a metaphor for imagined exile.
Expense is a euphemism here; for insurers, birth control saves more in medical bills that it costs.
French comedian Dieudonné has paid a high price for his "anti-establishment" (a euphemism for anti-Semitic) outbursts.
He was exactly in the frame of mind to grasp at the euphemism offered by Selma.
Finally, we observe the same principle in euphemism, or that form of speech which avoids calling things by their names.
This may be a mere mis-spelling of "God," or a sort of euphemism like the modern "thank goodness!"
There is nothing you need hesitate to tell me, and, besides, you are justly celebrated for your use of euphemism.
Only one disciplinary case, to employ the euphemism of the last official report, seems to have occurred.