(N) Here are the idiomatic expressions used by the language queen and wordsmith, Taylor Swift, in her song lyrics

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“Break like a promise”

      : This phrase appears in the song “All Too Well” and conveys betrayal or unkept promises.

“Swallowing my pride”

      : Used in the song “Back to December” to express accepting one’s mistakes and apologizing.

“Standing alone in a crowded room”

      : This line appears in “The Story of Us” to describe feeling lonely and lost despite being surrounded by many people.

“Fire could catch me”

      : The idiom is used in “Dear John” to express avoiding risks or danger.

“James Dean daydream”

      : In “Style,” this phrase describes an alluring and captivating gaze.

“Brave and wild”

      : In “State of Grace,” this idiom portrays courageous and intense love.

“Reputation’s never been worse”

      : This idiom appears in “Delicate” and describes the worst situation for someone or something.

“Shaking hands”

    : In “Long Live,” this phrase conveys nervousness or anxiety.

Taylor Swift’s clever use of idioms adds depth and emotion to her lyrics!

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