When we substitute war terms like "servicing the target" for bombing, or "soft targets" for people to be killed, we are using what form of language?

The answer euphemism in which it is a form of language that refers to polite, indirect terms that substitute words and phrases deliberated harsh and disrespectful or which suggest somewhat disagreeable. In addition, the opposite of a euphemism is a dysphemism or cacophemism. The dysphemism is a figure of speech which is distinct from the use of critical or offensive expressions as an alternative of inoffensive ones.