vicious rumour

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A cruel and malicious rumour.

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Examples (10)

  • The politician was forced to deny a vicious rumour about his personal life.
  • She was hurt by the vicious rumours spread about her by her colleagues.
  • It's important not to give credence to every vicious rumour you hear.
  • The company's stock plummeted after a vicious rumour about bankruptcy circulated.
  • He tried to ignore the vicious rumour but it continued to affect him.
  • Journalists are often accused of spreading vicious rumours for sensationalism.
  • The vicious rumour about the affair was completely unfounded.
  • Be careful what you say, as a vicious rumour can ruin someone's reputation.
  • The scandal was fueled by a vicious rumour that circulated through the office.
  • Despite attempts to quash it, the vicious rumour persisted for weeks.