hear a rumour

Frequency: 8.825.0 per million words

To be told a rumour by someone.

rumourVERB + NOUN

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Examples (10)

  • I heard a rumour that the company is planning to merge.
  • Did you hear the rumour about the new manager?
  • She was upset because she heard a nasty rumour about herself.
  • We heard a rumour that they are getting married next month.
  • He denies hearing any rumour of discontent within the team.
  • I can't believe you heard that rumour; it's completely unfounded.
  • They heard a rumour from a reliable source.
  • Don't believe everything you hear; it might just be a rumour.
  • Many people heard the rumour and started to worry.
  • If you hear a rumour, it's best to verify it before spreading it.