Definition: Falsettos are a type of musical phrase or phraseology used in the Germanic languages, particularly in English. They consist of two or more words that are related but not necessarily cohesively connected. In English, they often involve the use of synonyms and antonyms to create new meanings and variations on an original word. The term "falsettos" is derived from Latin and means "words that are like each other."
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what should be said.