strong rumour

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A rumour that is widely believed or circulated.

rumourADJECTIVE + NOUN

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Examples (10)

  • There was a strong rumour that the company was going to be sold.
  • Despite its unlikelihood, the strong rumour persisted for weeks.
  • We heard a strong rumour about a potential merger.
  • The strong rumour of his resignation caused a stir in the office.
  • Based on a strong rumour, many investors decided to pull out their money.
  • Even though it was just a strong rumour, people started to believe it.
  • The journalist followed up on the strong rumour she had heard.
  • A strong rumour circulated through the town about a hidden treasure.
  • The strong rumour about his involvement in the scandal couldn't be ignored.
  • She dismissed the strong rumour as pure speculation.