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Browse every era, discover the vocabulary woven through her discography.
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Late-night introspection with poetic depth
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to neutralize or cancel out the effect of something
Taylor uses this word to describe the idea that her critics are trying to neutralize the strong emotions and connection she feels with her lover.
the events that will necessarily happen to a person or thing in the future
Taylor uses this word to describe the idea that her critics are trying to change the course of her life and the future she has chosen.
a person who is able to understand and share the feelings of others
Taylor uses this word to describe people who are pretending to be kind and caring, but are actually just trying to manipulate her.
a lively and noisy celebration, often involving drinking and music
Taylor uses this word to describe the idea that her lover is a source of excitement and joy, and that their relationship is a celebration of life.
people who secretly try to prevent something from happening or being successful
Taylor uses this word to describe people who are secretly trying to keep her away from her lover, despite their outward appearance of concern.
in a self-righteous or hypocritical way, often to impress others
Taylor uses this word to describe people who are pretending to be morally superior, but are actually just trying to control her.
a situation in which something shocking or embarrassing happens
Taylor uses this word to describe the idea that the scandal surrounding her relationship has brought her and her lover closer together.
a long speech in a play or drama in which a character expresses their thoughts and feelings
Taylor uses this word to describe the self-righteous speeches of her critics, which she feels are hypocritical and insincere.
people who are deceitful or treacherous
Taylor uses this word to describe people who are pretending to be kind and caring, but are actually just trying to manipulate her.
a type of mother who is often portrayed as being overly involved and judgmental
Taylor uses this word to describe the mothers of her friends who are still trying to control her and dictate her choices.