1. plural of euphemizer; people or things that use or create euphemisms (mild or indirect expressions substituted for something considered harsh or blunt)
Usage: countable noun; typically refers to speakers, writers, or institutions that deliberately soften language

Examples

• Political euphemizers often use terms like 'collateral damage' instead of 'civilian casualties.'
• The marketing team were skilled euphemizers, rebranding layoffs as 'workforce optimization.'
• Euphemizers in the medical field sometimes use gentler language to help patients feel less anxious.
• Corporate euphemizers have turned 'firing' into 'rightsizing' and 'downsizing.'
• Some argue that euphemizers obscure the truth rather than protect people's feelings.