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In "The City in the Sea" by Edgar Allan Poe, the euphemism is evident in the way the city is described as beautiful, magnificent, and majestic despite its sinister and dark nature. The poem uses elegant language and imagery to soften the dark and gloomy reality of the city's ultimate fate and the despair of its inhabitants. Poe employs euphemistic language to create a sense of mystery and allure around the city, masking its true Horror.

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