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Rumour

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Rumour meaning

British, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, and Ireland spelling of rumor. | A prolonged, indistinct noise.

Example sentences (20)

Chisora continued: “I heard a rumour, I’m gonna start this rumour anyway.

And there was also the rumour started by "Housewives" star that Mauricio was cheating with their co-star Dorit, which the latter denied.

And the rumour mill continues to churn out speculation surrounding comings and goings at Anfield.

A spokesperson for ITV said on Saturday that the broadcaster was “not provided with, and did not find, any evidence of a relationship beyond hearsay and rumour” when it looked into the matter in 2020.

Davido has become the father of twins, a rumour has it.

Doguwa regretted that the authors of the rumour are not in touch with modern democracy, where technology is applied to ease the flow of communication, even in the process of governance.

For the trio of girls here the world of sex is shrouded in rumour, half-truth and gossip; even “The Talk” only mystifies things further.

However, Blackpool have ensured there will be no repeat as the club took the step of releasing a statement to shut down the disruptive rumour.

However, said the probe found no evidence "beyond hearsay and rumour".

In his post, Singhania made a mention of “unfortunate developments in the recent past”, and added that there has been a lot of “unsubstantiated rumour mongering and gossip” fanned by what he called as “not so well wishers”.

In the past two weeks, what started as rumour in distant lands has gradually crept into many homes in the city as no one would claim not to have known someone whose private organ has been harvested after a mere handshake or body contact with strangers.

It all began as a roadside rumour before blasting its way to the front pages of Nigerian newspapers, and the talking points of the electronic media.

It's Josh claiming it's a rumour, when it's just him speculating.

I was hopeful, especially after hearing a promising rumour about one little place down a side street.

Kwakwanso also denied any planned merger of the NNPP with other political parties, saying some failed politicians are behind such rumour.

Last week, Sir Iain Livingstone, the force’s departing Chief Constable, said the sooner the investigation was concluded the better it would be for all concerned, insisting it was based on “evidence and facts as opposed to rumour and innuendo”.

Mr El-Rufai while speaking with journalists in Gombe on Saturday dismissed the rumour as mere speculation.

Mr Rogers shot down an annoying rumour that the AEC used US-style voting machines that would 'erase' votes.

Much of what is said or implied over the current period is likely to be based on unfounded rumour or conjecture and should therefore be disregarded.

Of a particular example was the rumour that President Muhammadu Buhari was dead and that his look-alike, Jibril, from Sudan, was the one ruling Nigeria on contract.