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Taylor Swift, Travis Kelce Inspired This Word of the Year

Do you know them in real life? Taylor Swift inspires 2025 word of the year.

In 2025, the term is more relevant than ever with the rise of content creators and streamers who give fans access to their daily lives. In television, people have shown deep investment in storylines in popular shows like "The Summer I Turned Pretty," according to the news release.

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Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce Just Inspired the Cambridge Dictionary's Word of the Year — Find Out What It Is

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Travis Kelce & Fiancée Just Inspired Cambridge Dictionary’s Word of the Year

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Cambridge Dictionary names 'parasocial' as word of the year. What it means and how to use it

Cambridge Dictionary announced that “parasocial” had been named its word of the year, citing a surge in public interest as more people sought emotional connection through celebrities, influencers and ...

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Parasocial becomes Cambridge Dictionary's Word of the Year for 2025

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Parasocial trend surges in 2025 as Taylor Swift’s lyrics and love life make fans feel ‘seen’; Cambridge names it Word of the Year

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Cambridge Dictionary names 'parasocial' 2025 word of the year, citing Taylor Swift and Chappell Roan

Cambridge Dictionary names parasocial its 2025 word of the year, citing fan culture around Taylor Swift, Chappell Roan and AI chatbots.

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'Parasocial' named as Cambridge Dictionary's word of the year

Cambridge Dictionary has revealed "parasocial" as its word of the year for 2025, defined as involving a connection someone feels between themselves and a famous person they do not know.Psychologists have observed how the rise of one-sided parasocial relationships has redefined fandom and celebrity.

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‘Parasocial’ takes out Cambridge Dictionary's Word Of The Year.- but no one knows what it means

A term used to describe the connection people feel with celebrities, TV shows, and even artificial intelligence, has taken out a prestigious linguistic crown.