malicious rumour

Frequency: 6.58.1 per million words

A rumour intended to cause harm.

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Examples (10)

  • The investigation was launched to uncover the truth behind the malicious rumour.
  • Spreading a malicious rumour can have serious legal consequences.
  • She was devastated by the malicious rumour that circulated about her personal life.
  • The company decided to take legal action against the source of the malicious rumour.
  • It's important to verify information and not give credence to any malicious rumour.
  • The politician's rivals attempted to discredit him with a malicious rumour.
  • We must not let a malicious rumour damage the reputation of innocent people.
  • The press conference was held to directly address and debunk the malicious rumour.
  • He was accused of starting a malicious rumour to gain an advantage.
  • Social media can be a breeding ground for malicious rumours if not monitored.