What is another word for rumor?
537 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ ɹˈuːmə], [ ɹˈuːmə], [ ɹ_ˈuː_m_ə]
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Similar words for rumor:
- bruit (noun)
- cause celebre (noun)
- dirt (noun)
- empty talk (noun)
- grapevine (noun)
- hearsay (noun)
- intelligence (noun)
- murmur (noun)
- news (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- report (noun)
- scandal (noun)
- scuttlebutt (noun)
- second-hand information (noun)
- tale (noun)
- talebearing (noun)
- talk (noun)
- talk about supposed truth (noun)
- undertone (noun)
- word (noun)
- buzz (verb)
- gossip (verb)
- other relevant words (verb)
- say (verb)
- tattle (verb)
- tittle-tattle (verb)
- other synonyms
- hearsay
- other relevant words
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Rumor:
n.
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- fiction,
- supposition,
- innuendo,
- invention,
- hoax,
- fabrication,
- falsehood,
- suggestion,
- lie.
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- words.
- controversial cases,
- topic the day,
- de bate,
- grist for gossip mill,
- cause-celebre,
- hot potatoes,
- topic day,
- up-roars,
- war words,
- war of word,
- matter the moment,
- up-roar,
- controversial issues,
- political footballs,
- matter of moment,
- topic of day,
- de-bates,
- de bates,
- de-bate,
- war word,
- matter moment.
- dispatch,
- news,
- information,
- notice,
- announcement,
- communication,
- statement,
- flash,
- epistle,
- bulletin,
- account,
- release,
- message.
- wind,
- buzz,
- talk,
- chestnut,
- rumble,
- grapevine,
- buzzings,
- hot potato,
- chestnuts,
- political football,
- report,
- mutterings,
- hum,
- hearsay,
- topic of the day,
- tidings,
- war of words,
- scorcher,
- controversial issue,
- jives,
- idle rumor,
- skeleton in closet,
- tall story,
- idle talk,
- dirty linen,
- unconfirmed report,
- jive,
- grist for the gossip mill,
- hummings,
- secondhand information,
- scorchers,
- tale,
- matter of the moment,
- talebearing,
- controversial case,
- undertone,
- scandal,
- low tone,
- murmuration,
- canard,
- intelligence,
- Untruism,
- scuttlebutt,
- second-hand information,
- rumors,
- murmur,
- Cause Celebre,
- dirt.
- dis graces,
- dis honors,
- backstabbings,
- dirty linens,
- de-tractions,
- dis-honors,
- dis reputes,
- dis honor,
- dis-credits,
- dis credit,
- dis grace,
- de traction,
- eavesdroppings,
- de-traction,
- dis repute,
- dis-reputes,
- dis-repute,
- dis credits,
- dis-graces,
- skeleton closet,
- dis-credit,
- idle rumors,
- de tractions,
- dis-grace,
- dis-honor.
- un truism,
- un-truisms,
- un truths,
- un-truth,
- mis representation,
- mis-representation,
- untruisms,
- un truth,
- un truisms,
- mis representations,
- cock and bull story,
- un-truths,
- un-truism.
- wire.
v.
• buzz (verb) • gossip (verb)- bends ones ear,
- wiggle-waggles,
- bends one ear,
- in sinuated,
- bent ones ear,
- wigglewaggled,
- bending ones ear,
- cuts to pieces,
- schmoosing,
- bent one ear,
- bended one's ear,
- cutting to pieces,
- re-peats,
- bends one's ear,
- re ported,
- bad mouth,
- cutting pieces,
- wiggle waggled,
- bends ear,
- bended ones ear,
- bended ear,
- wiggle waggling,
- bent ear,
- rattled on,
- wigglewaggles,
- spill beans,
- rattles on,
- in-sinuating,
- in sinuating,
- schmoosed,
- re-porting,
- re peat,
- telling secrets,
- blethered,
- wiggle waggle,
- in sinuate,
- bend ones ear,
- in-sinuates,
- bend ear,
- bent one's ear,
- bending one ear,
- cut pieces,
- cuts pieces,
- wiggle-waggled,
- bend one ear,
- wigglewaggling,
- schmooses,
- re-ported,
- wiggle waggles,
- wigglewaggle,
- tells secrets,
- bending one's ear,
- wiggle-waggling,
- talks idly,
- bended one ear,
- told tales,
- bending ear,
- re porting,
- in-sinuate,
- re peats,
- in sinuates,
- told secrets,
- re-peat.
- de-livers,
- re-lated,
- de-livered,
- ex-press,
- dis closing,
- re-marks,
- de-clares,
- dis-closing,
- re mark,
- dis closed,
- de liver,
- ex pressed,
- re cites,
- de-livering,
- putting forth,
- brake silence,
- ex press,
- re-veals,
- de-liver,
- de livered,
- de clare,
- re-hearse,
- dis close,
- put in to words,
- re-plied,
- re marked,
- puts forth,
- makes known,
- gave voice,
- re-plying,
- re hearses,
- puts in to words,
- re marks,
- dis-close,
- re-cited,
- ex pressing,
- broke silence,
- giving voice,
- breaking silence,
- dis closes,
- de livers,
- dis-closed,
- dis-closes,
- re-hearses,
- breaks silence,
- putting in to words,
- re late,
- re citing,
- re-cites,
- re-marking,
- re-veal,
- de-clare,
- re-marked,
- re marking,
- de clares,
- re veals,
- de livering,
- putting into words,
- gives voice,
- puts into words,
- ex-pressing,
- re plying,
- re cited.
- hath a big mouth,
- gave show away,
- told tale,
- hath big mouth,
- hadst big mouth,
- gives show away,
- gives the show away,
- have big mouth,
- having big mouth,
- giving show away,
- tells tale,
- haddest a big mouth,
- hast big mouth,
- give show away,
- gave the show away,
- telling tale,
- had big mouth,
- had a big mouth,
- having a big mouth,
- has big mouth,
- has a big mouth,
- haddest big mouth,
- spreads rumor,
- tells on,
- spreading rumor,
- telling on,
- told on,
- hast a big mouth,
- giving the show away,
- hadst a big mouth.
Other synonyms:
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- Gossipry.
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- whisper.
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- blab.
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- word.
- saying,
- natters,
- schmoose,
- badmouth,
- Noised,
- tattle,
- blathering,
- rattle on,
- give voice,
- put forth,
- spieled,
- nattering,
- Lipping,
- tell tale,
- Noising,
- say,
- Prattled,
- opine,
- spieling,
- break silence,
- put into words,
- gossip,
- tells tales,
- making known,
- Blathered,
- spread rumor,
- telling tales,
- talk idly,
- have a big mouth,
- make known,
- blethering,
- talked idly,
- cut to pieces,
- prattling,
- dished,
- give the show away,
- wiggle-waggle,
- lipped,
- tell on,
- rattling on,
- tittle-tattle,
- blether,
- tell tales,
- natter,
- made known,
- Dishing,
- blethers,
- tell secrets,
- nattered,
- talking idly,
- Re-mark,
- bend one's ear.
- disseminate,
- fashionable,
- bring word,
- broach,
- get out,
- recount,
- story,
- divulge,
- rapport,
- intimate,
- terrific,
- declare,
- chic,
- give forth,
- earful,
- allege,
- susurrus,
- impart,
- give out,
- refer,
- reason,
- fantastic,
- bandy about,
- reveal,
- inform,
- issue,
- reputation,
- recite,
- edit,
- believe,
- circulate,
- bring out,
- advertise,
- poop,
- narrate,
- suggest,
- glorious,
- elegant,
- leak,
- description,
- mythical,
- announce,
- connect,
- promulgate,
- make public,
- satirize,
- break the news,
- imaginary,
- Eavesdropping,
- popular,
- it is said,
- credit,
- mumble,
- utter,
- tell tales out of school,
- pass around,
- notoriety,
- breathe,
- put about,
- be disclosed,
- storied,
- assume,
- scoop,
- susurration,
- rehearse,
- disclose,
- fabulous,
- spread,
- classy,
- give away,
- pronounce,
- diffuse,
- chat,
- transpire,
- amazing,
- give a report,
- current,
- table talk,
- sough,
- voice,
- connection,
- mutter,
- send forth,
- fabled,
- noise about,
- broadcast,
- tell,
- spectacular,
- publish,
- talk of,
- spread abroad,
- relation,
- trendy,
- low-down,
- breeze,
- put forward,
- idea afloat,
- propagate,
- disperse,
- bruit about,
- incredible,
- legendary,
- comment,
- speak of,
- buzz about,
- relate,
- stylish,
- renown,
- famous,
- rumour,
- chatter,
- Roorback,
- mythological,
- whispering,
- emit,
- write up.
How to use "Rumor" in context?
Rumors are a popular topic around the world. They are often the first things to spread through social media, and they can have a huge impact on people's beliefs and attitudes.
Some rumors are just stories that someone heard from another person. Others are based on real, but unproven, events.
Whatever their origin, rumors can be incredibly destructive. They can lead to false assumptions and harmful beliefs. They can damage relationships and upset people's lives.
But rumors can also be constructive. They can help us to understand other people and to learn more about the world around us.
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