Loaded language refers to words and phrases that are emotionally charged and that can influence an audience's perception and attitudes toward a subject. Such language often evokes strong feelings, either positive or negative, and can bias an argument or discussion by appealing to emotions rather than logic or facts. Examples of loaded language include: - **Euphemisms**: Terms used to soften harsh realities, such as "passed away" instead of "died.

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