Rumor
افواہ
definition
verb
it's rumored that he lives on a houseboat
be circulated as an unverified account.
noun
they were investigating rumors of a massacre
a currently circulating story or report of uncertain or doubtful truth.
translation of 'rumor'
noun
افواه
example
'rumor' has it that he will take a year off
Ill-informed 'rumours' on her health have circulated but aides say she is well for a woman of her great age.
Since their split, 'rumours' have been rife as to why they actually separated.
Over the years, many 'rumours' have circulated regarding improvement to this junction.
Last year, it was 'rumoured' that the couple's new London home was haunted..
'rumour' has it that he will take a year off
Long since 'rumoured' , it looks like this is actually getting serious.
However, it was also 'rumoured' last week that a third possible bidder might yet emerge from Britain.
The celebrity is 'rumoured' to have checked into a hotel under the name ‘Mrs Smith’.
it's only a 'rumour'
He said 'rumours' were abounding that the base could still be used by the military.
Because her husband is also expected to attend, it is 'rumoured' that his best mate Robbie could also put in an appearance.
Mr Bridges said the 'rumours' had been fuelled by a report in a free newspaper.
Some members of the amateur club are 'rumoured' to be reluctant to move.
It was 'rumoured' that Queen Victoria ordered members of the cabinet to take action to end the liaison.
Spreading nasty 'rumors' about her is likely to make your current situation worse.
Although people have a right to know about info like this, the story is a 'rumour' and hardly credible.
This week I would like to dispel some of the myths and 'rumours' regarding dogs and raw food.
He was in ill health and was 'rumoured' to be moving to warmer climes.
she's believed to have started the 'rumour'
Last week, it was 'rumoured' that the sexy blonde had reunited with Tommy.
She was punished because her young brother was 'rumoured' to have been seen in the company of a girl from a rival tribe.
It is our duty not to spread 'rumours' or false statements that can only worsen the situation.
Dark 'rumors' circulated about the politics within the relevant Nobel committee.
The people can't tell 'rumors' from the truth, so they choose what they want to believe.
It is 'rumoured' that the audited figures will reveal a bigger shortfall.
Rachel recently sparked 'rumours' she was planning to wed Sean after being spotted wearing a huge ring.
He urged investors to make their decisions based on hard information and not 'rumors' .
At one stage, it was 'rumoured' that the health board was buying up houses to house troublesome families in.
It is 'rumoured' that some of the dead were buried in the foundations of the wall to ward off evil spirits.
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