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gossip

Pronunciation: [ˈɡɑːsɪp]

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Learn how to use gossip in a sentence: 6 audio examples across 2 meanings.

Context: “relationship”

(noun) gossip is when people talk about other people's personal lives, often sharing news that may not be true or is private. It's like when friends chat about what someone did or said, and sometimes it can be a little bit mean or silly.

Example

My friends and I share some funny gossip about our favorite celebrities.

Example

It's not nice to spread gossip about someone you don't know well.

Example

Did you hear any interesting gossip at the party last night?

Context: “relationship”

(verb) to gossip means to talk about other people's lives or share exciting news, usually in a casual way. It's like when you tell your friend something you heard about someone, but you might not have all the facts.

Example

We like to gossip about the latest happenings in our neighborhood.

Example

She chose not to gossip about her classmates to keep things respectful.

Example

Why do people enjoy gossiping about famous people?

How to pronounce gossip

Pronunciation: [ˈɡɑːsɪp]

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