RUMORS SAY

Definition: A statement or report currently circulating without confirmation of its truth.

Synonyms: Gossip Suggests, Chatter Indicates, Whispers Claim, Hearsay Alleges, Speculation Hints

Usage Examples in Sentences

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Rumors say that the new student is an excellent artist.
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Rumors say that a new company is opening in our town, bringing more job opportunities.
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Despite the rumors saying otherwise, his prowess in mathematics remains unparalleled.
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Rumors say that the elusive author will reveal their true identity at the upcoming literary festival.
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The rumors say the tech giant is secretly developing groundbreaking artificial intelligence.
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I heard rumors say that the company might be undergoing a restructuring.
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These rumors say that there will be a major product launch in the fall.
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Rumors say that the team is considering hiring a new manager.
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Have you heard the rumors say anything about upcoming changes to the policy?
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What do the rumors say about the upcoming election?
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The best sushi in town, rumors say, is served at the new restaurant downtown.
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She dismissed the rumors saying her cat ran away.
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The rumors say that the company is going bankrupt.
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The neighbors' rumors say they won the lottery.

Usage Example in Conversation

A: Hey, have you heard about the new project the company is supposedly starting?B: Yeah, rumors say they're planning something big, but I haven't seen any official announcements yet.A: I wonder where these rumors are coming from. It's always hard to tell what's true until we hear it from the higher-ups.B: Exactly. Until we get confirmation, it's best to take it with a grain of salt.
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