rumours abound

Frequency: 4.01.5 per million words

There are a lot of rumours.

rumourNOUN + VERB

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abound

Examples (10)

  • Since the company announced layoffs, rumours abound about its financial instability.
  • Following the unexpected resignation of the CEO, rumours abound regarding the reasons behind his departure.
  • In the small town, rumours abound concerning the mysterious disappearance of the local historian.
  • With the election approaching, rumours abound about potential scandals involving the candidates.
  • After the scientific breakthrough, rumours abound about its potential applications.
  • The celebrity's private life is a constant source of gossip, and rumours abound about their relationships.
  • Whenever a new project is announced, rumours abound about who will be involved.
  • In the world of high finance, rumours abound about upcoming mergers and acquisitions.
  • The historical site is shrouded in mystery, and rumours abound about hidden treasures.
  • When a popular restaurant suddenly closes, rumours abound about the reasons for its closure.