Abstract
This article discusses the definition and classification of euphemisms. Classifications of this article are based on the definition of the English, Russian and Uzbek linguists, and this data may help in writing scientific works and articles. Besides euphemisms that have been used in the language for a long time, there are also euphemisms that are created at the request of a particular speech situation. These euphemisms are synonymous with the words in the language. In most cases, the meaning of euphemistic expressions is revealed in the text, and in terms of methodical tasks they act in a softer, more sophisticated way that seems rough to the author or hero of the work.
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