SEMANTIC CLASSIFICATION OF UZBEK AND ENGLISH PUBLISICTIC EUPHEMISM
Abstract
This page provides a semantic classification of publisictic euphemisms in Uzbek and English. It investigates the unique uses of euphemisms in both languages to communicate social and political issues, as well as its role in softening, clarifying, and influencing. These strategies contribute to a better understanding of the role of language in society. Keywords include Uzbek, English, journalistic euphemisms, semantic classification, language and society, social issues, political statements, softening, ambiguity, and influence.
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