rumors
Pronunciation: [ˈruːmərz]
Word
Context: “communication”
(noun) a rumor is a story or piece of information that people talk about, but it might not be true. People share rumors when they hear something from someone, and it spreads like a game of telephone.
Example
I heard a rumor that there will be pizza at the party.
Example
There was a rumor going around, but it turned out to be completely false.
Example
Have you heard any interesting rumors about what is happening at school?
Context: “news”
(noun) a rumor can also refer to unofficial news that spreads quickly, like when someone shares exciting or shocking information that hasn't been confirmed yet.
Example
The rumor about the new movie release excited all the fans.
Example
The rumor about the cancellation of the concert was proven to be untrue.
Example
Is there a rumor about the new playground being built nearby?
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