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Definition of rumored - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
unconfirmedUS reported but not confirmedUS
- The rumored merger has everyone talking.
- The rumored affair caused a media frenzy.
- A rumored change in policy has employees worried.
Origin of rumored
Middle English, rumour (noise) + -ed (past participle)
Terms with rumored included in their meaning
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rumored
being discussed or planned
rumor
rumored or speculated information
rumored
spread widely as a rumor
rumored
spread widely as a rumor
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- French:supposé, ...
- German:unbestätigt, ...
- Italian:presunto, ...
- Spanish:rumoreado, ...
- Portuguese:rumorado, ...
- Chinese:未证实的, ...
- Japanese:うわさの, ...
- Arabic:مُشاع, ...
- Hebrew:שְׁמוּעָתִי, ...
- Russian:предполагаемый, ...
- Ukrainian:чутки, ...
- Hindi:कथित, ...
Definition of rumor - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
unfounded informationUS statement or report not based on factUS
- He dismissed the talk as just a rumor..
2.
communicationUS gossip passed around by word of mouthUS
- She loves to hear the latest rumor.
Verb
gossipUS spread unverified information about someone or somethingUS
- They rumored that she was moving to another city.
Expressions with rumor
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network spreading gossip and unverified information
The rumor mill was buzzing with news of the breakup.
begin a process where rumors are generated
He loves to start a rumor mill whenever there's a new project.
spread the rumor by telling others
She loves to feed the rumor at every party.
circulate a rumor without confirmation
She floated a rumor about the new policy changes at the meeting.
people say something but it's not confirmed
Rumor has it she got a new job.
spread quickly among people as unverified information
Rumor is flying about the new celebrity breakup!
hear or learn about a rumor
She picked up a rumor about the new manager.
piece of gossip that is interesting and exciting
She shared a juicy rumor about the new teacher.
begin circulating a fresh unverified story
They wanted to start a new rumor to see how fast it would spread.
planned effort to spread false stories to hurt someone's reputation
They started a rumor campaign against the mayor.
contribute to the circulation of rumors
His comments only served to feed the rumor mill.
spread unverified information among people through informal channels
They circulate the rumor mill quickly in that office.
Origin of rumor
Latin, rumor (noise)
Examples of rumor in a sentence
She heard a rumor about the new policy changes. A rumor spread about the new teacher. Rumor has it that the company is closing. It's rumored that the company will launch a new product. They rumored about his sudden departure from the team.
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- French:rumeur, faire courir, ...
- German:unbegründetes Gerücht, munkeln, ...
- Italian:voce, si dice, ...
- Spanish:chisme, rumorear, ...
- Portuguese:boato, rumorar, ...
- Chinese:谣言, 谣传, ...
- Japanese:噂, 噂する, ...
- Arabic:إِشاعَة, نَشَرَ شائِعَة, ...
- Hebrew:שְׁמוּעָה, לְהָפִיץ שְׁמוּעוֹת, ...
- Russian:слух, распространять слухи, ...
- Ukrainian:неправда, пліткувати, ...
- Hindi:अफवाह, अफवाह फैलाना, ...
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