rumor

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Phonetic Respelling: [ roo-mer ]

Definition: Play

n. a story or statement in general circulation without confirmation or certainty as to facts

Sentence: Play Play

You have no basis for your opinion except rumor.

More example sentences:

You have no basis for your opinion except rumor.

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What rumor did D.J.'s dad hear while he was in Indian Springs?

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What is the rumor about the alley?

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I gave no credence to the rumor.

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What rumor was being spread about Lucy?

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What rumor is Artur spreading about Nate?

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What rumor was going around the school that made Brad Cohen mad?

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What was the rumor about Baxter Baylen when he left school in 3rd grade?

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What rumor did Buckingham instigate?

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What was the rumor about Mary Bowser?

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It was an unconfirmed rumor.

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The gossipmonger couldn't wait to spread the juicy rumor she had just heard.

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Forsooth the rumor is true.

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What rumor was spread around Sidwell?

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Which of the following was NOT a rumor about King Ivars and his daughters?

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Synonyms: Play

gossip; hearsay; report

Antonyms: Play

truth; facts

How many syllables in rumor?

2 syllables Play Syllables Game

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