| Definition of 'rumour' |
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1. (verb) rumor, rumour, hearsay
gossip (usually a mixture of truth and untruth) passed around by word of mouth
2. (verb) rumor, rumour, bruit
tell or spread rumors
"It was rumored that the next president would be a woman"
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1. (noun) rumour
talk or reports about sth not based on any certain facts
people spreading rumors; There's a rumor going around that she's been fired.; rumor and lies
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Sense: a piece of news or a story passed from person to person, which may not be true
I heard a rumour that you had got a new job.
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 Afrikaans: gerug |
 Arabic: شائِعَه |
 Bulgarian: слух |
 Brazilian: rumor |
 Czech: zvěsti |
 German: das Gerücht |
 Danish: rygte |
 Greek: φήμη, διάδοση |
 Spanish: rumor |
 Estonian: kuulujutt |
 Farsi: شایعه |
 Finnish: huhu |
 French: rumeur |
 Hebrew: שְׁמועָה |
 Hindi: अफवाह, किंवदन्ती |
 Croatian: glasina, govorkanje |
 Hungarian: hír; rémhír |
 Indonesian: desas-desus |
 Icelandic: orðrómur |
 Italian: voce, chiacchiera, petteg |
 Japanese: うわさ |
 Korean: 뜬소문 |
 Lithuanian: gandas |
 Latvian: baumas |
 Malay: khabar angin |
 Dutch: gerucht |
 Norwegian: rykte |
 Polish: pogłoska |
 Persian: شایعه |
 Pashto: انګازه ، اوازه |
 Portuguese: rumor |
 Romanian: zvon |
 Russian: слух |
 Slovak: správa, zvesť |
 Slovenian: govorica |
 Serbian: glasina |
 Swedish: rykte |
 Thai: ข่าวลือ |
 Turkish: söylenti, dedikodu |
 Taiwanese: 謠言, ,傳聞 |
 Ukrainian: чутка |
 Urdu: کہی سنی بات |
 Vietnamese: tinđồn |
 Chinese: 谣言, ,传闻 |
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