| The President capitulated to Barrick's pressure and vetoed the bill, which has become known euphemistically as the Barrick veto. |
| The company I work for is what could euphemistically be called thrifty. |
| The old farm-house had been euphemistically christened the Villa Beausejour by the Colonel's staff. |
| He was, to put it extremely euphemistically, involved in some shady activities. |
| Tony was turning pan-cakes in a skillet, while Jimmie was laboring with a dark mixture that they euphemistically called coffee. |
| These are also euphemistically called scalable parallel, massively parallel, or cluster computers. |
