100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "rumour"

Definition

Rumour (noun): A piece of information or a story that is not verified and is usually spread informally, often causing speculation or gossip. It can also refer to a widespread belief or idea that is not based on confirmed facts.

Synonyms

• Gossip
• Hearsay
• Report
• Speculation
• Scuttlebutt
• Buzz
• Innuendo
• Whisper
• Tale
• Legend

Antonyms

• Fact
• Truth
• Certainty
• Confirmation
• Reality

Examples

1. They rumour that the company is planning to lay off employees.
2. She has started to rumour about the upcoming changes in management.
3. I heard a rumour that he will be leaving the team soon.
4. The media tends to rumour about celebrity relationships.
5. He was quick to rumour the news before it was announced officially.
6. People often rumour about the reasons behind a sudden departure.
7. It’s unwise to rumour without credible sources.
8. They began to rumour that the event would be canceled.
9. The town started to rumour about the mysterious stranger.
10. She didn’t want to rumour anything that wasn’t verified.
11. They decided to rumour the details of the plan until it was finalized.
12. The children love to rumour about their classmates.
13. He tends to rumour about the stock market fluctuations.
14. They often rumour about political scandals.
15. It’s hard to believe the things people rumour.
16. She will rumour the story to anyone who will listen.
17. The internet can amplify a rumour in no time.
18. He was silent, but the others began to rumour.
19. They used to rumour about the haunted house at the end of the street.
20. I prefer not to rumour about others' personal lives.
21. The rumour is that they are engaged.
22. She was quick to rumour the details of the incident.
23. It's amazing how quickly a rumour can spread in a small town.
24. He was careful not to rumour anything that might get him in trouble.
25. They will rumour about the new project at the meeting.
26. It’s always best to verify before you rumour.
27. The rumour mill was working overtime last week.
28. They like to rumour about the latest fashion trends.
29. He was known to rumour about his travels.
30. People began to rumour after the unexpected announcement.
31. The teacher warned the students not to rumour about their classmates.
32. She couldn't help but rumour about the juicy details.
33. The rumour was that a new restaurant would open soon.
34. It's hard to stop a rumour once it starts.
35. They would rumour about the upcoming elections.
36. The rumour had no basis in fact.
37. He likes to rumour about the latest tech gadgets.
38. The rumour spread like wildfire.
39. Friends tend to rumour about each other's dating lives.
40. Everyone started to rumour once they heard the news.
41. Don't rumour unless you're sure of the facts.
42. She tried to rumour that she was the best choice for the job.
43. The community began to rumour about the new neighbor.
44. They often rumour about upcoming movie releases.
45. It's not polite to rumour about personal matters.
46. He can't help but rumour every time he hears something interesting.
47. The rumour caused quite a stir at the office.
48. They will rumour about the event for weeks.
49. She doesn't like to rumour but was curious about the situation.
50. There was a rumour that a famous actor was in town.
51. The kids love to rumour about their teachers.
52. It was a rumour that turned out to be true.
53. They used to rumour about the local legends.
54. He often rumour about his adventures abroad.
55. The rumour created unnecessary tension among the staff.
56. People tend to rumour more during uncertain times.
57. It’s common to rumour during lunch breaks at work.
58. The rumour about the merger was confirmed later.
59. They would rumour about the best places to eat.
60. He couldn’t resist the urge to rumour the latest news.
61. The rumour was eventually traced back to a misunderstanding.
62. She was careful not to rumour anything sensitive.
63. They often rumour about the latest trends in the industry.
64. The rumour was fueled by social media posts.
65. He chose not to rumour after hearing the facts.
66. It’s easy to rumour when everyone is talking.
67. The rumour surprised everyone at the meeting.
68. She was quick to rumour about the new policy changes.
69. It's hard to ignore a rumour that everyone is talking about.
70. They like to rumour about the newest gadgets.
71. The rumour led to a lot of speculation.
72. He loves to rumour about the history of the town.
73. The rumour spread so quickly that it was hard to track.
74. They would often rumour about the upcoming events.
75. She decided to rumour her thoughts with her friends.
76. The rumour brought the community together.
77. He didn’t want to rumour without knowing for sure.
78. They were quick to rumour about the new team member.
79. The rumour about the wedding was confirmed later.
80. It’s important to rumour responsibly.
81. The rumour was shared across multiple platforms.
82. People tend to rumour when they don’t have all the information.
83. She was the first to rumour about the promotion.
84. They like to rumour about the latest celebrity gossip.
85. The rumour caught everyone by surprise.
86. He has a habit of rumouring about office politics.
87. The rumour proved to be unfounded.
88. They decided to rumour the truth rather than the speculation.
89. It’s not wise to rumour without evidence.
90. The rumour was quickly dismissed as false.
91. He couldn't help but rumour after hearing the juicy details.
92. The rumour had a negative impact on the business.
93. She wanted to rumour the secret but thought better of it.
94. They often rumour about the latest innovations.
95. The rumour created excitement in the community.
96. It's fun to rumour about upcoming movies.
97. They could not rumour the details without proper information.
98. The rumour was a hot topic at the gathering.
99. He decided to rumour the good news first.
100. The rumour had spread before they even had a chance to respond.