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In this question we have been asked whether the given passage contains euphemisms, emotionally charged language, or neither.
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So let's consider what we mean by a euphemism.
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Now a euphemism is a mild or indirect word or expression, which we substitute for a word which is too harsh or blunt when referring to something unpleasant or something embarrassing.
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And next we're considering emotionally charged language.
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Emotionally charged language means words or phrases which are intentionally used to evoke strong emotions in the reader and this is language which goes beyond neutral descriptions and it aims to create a reaction whether positive negative or neutral so consider the passage uphemism helps writers convey those ideas which have become a social taboo and are too embarrassing to directly riders skillfully choose appropriate words to refer to and discuss a subject indirectly and this might not otherwise be published because of strict social censorship for reasons like religion, politics, sexuality, and death.
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And so euphemism is a useful tool which allows writers to write figuratively about difficult issues.
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So note that there is no euphemism over here.
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In this passage, we're just directly explaining what a euphemism is...