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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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having a strong desire to cause harm or violence
Taylor uses this word to describe someone who is aggressive and violent, emphasizing their animalistic nature.
to spring back or recover quickly from a difficult or challenging situation
Taylor uses this word to describe the ability to recover or spring back from a difficult situation, often with a sense of resilience or determination.
unfairly or intentionally causing pain or suffering
Taylor uses this word to describe people who are intentionally causing pain or suffering, emphasizing their unfair or unjust behavior.
to reduce or limit something, often in a way that is strict or severe
Taylor uses this word to describe the action of limiting or restricting someone's curiosity, often in a strict or severe manner.
the art of presenting something in a way that is impressive or entertaining
Taylor uses this word to describe the presentation or display of something, highlighting its superficial nature.
fastened or secured with a rope or chain, often to prevent movement or escape
Taylor uses this word to describe the clocks being secured or restrained, emphasizing their limited movement.
complete or absolute, without any exception or qualification
Taylor uses this word to describe the nonsense being spoken, emphasizing its complete absurdity.