Examples of 'rumour' in a sentence
Meaning of "rumour"
Rumour is information or a story that is passed from one person to another but has not been proven to be true
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- Britain, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, and Ireland spelling of rumor
- A prolonged, indistinct noise.
- Commonwealth standard spelling of rumor.
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Rumour was they were disappeared by a police death squad.
And how the rumour of his death.
Rumour has it they invented it to avoid bathing.
There is an ugly rumour circulating about you.
Rumour has it you run the joint.
I heard an unspeakable rumour about you being in love.
Rumour has it your lot are going to save you.
I understand that rumour was popular in certain circles.
Rumour mill has it that you are planning an op.
Cleo heard a rumour the police suspects us.
Rumour has it she has a heart of gold.
A very strong rumour is freaking him out.
Rumour has it the crucifix performs miracles.
And how the rumour ofhis death.
Rumour has been faster than your camels.
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We have heard a rumour about your friends.
Rumour has it you are quite the hero.
I have heard a rumour that you are leaving.
Rumour says one of his eye is blue.
There is a rumour the men are dead.
Rumour is you would like him to disappear.
It was still a rumour that had to be quelled.
Rumour has it it may not open again.
You want to talk about the rumour.
There was a rumour you would been replaced by a replicant.
I have heard the same rumour myself.
I heard a rumour about some fresh muffins.
Gideon is just a tabloid rumour right now.
There is a rumour about an attempt on your life.
The director is worried about a rumour at school.
I heard a rumour that you are getting promoted.
He must had told you the rumour.
But this rumour was being spread in other circles.
That takes it out of the rumour class.
There is a rumour of a black orb in a mysterious room.
I can not chase down every rumour.
There is a rumour going around that you are pregnant.
Do not believe every rumour you hear.
This rumour started many months ago.
But you are chasing nothing but a rumour.
Now a rumour of our marriage is a matter of time.
By this evening those six centuries are a rumour.
I heard a rumour you have done this before.
All we know of them is based on rumour or conjecture.
Rumour has it a fireman killed himself because of me.
I have been made aware of a ridiculous rumour about me.
Rumour is that at this joyous scene tonight.
You came to talk about the rumour.
Rumour is there are real witches living there.
And someone spread a vile rumour about me.
