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Rumour

/ˈruːmə/
A piece of information or a story that may not be true, spread from person to person.

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Examples:

But I do not believe these rumours at all.

There are rumours about his losses.

Ten thousand pounds was the rumour in Highbury.

Etymology:

etymology
Originating from Old French "rumur, rumeur" and Latin "rumor," meaning noise or report, the word has evolved to mean unverified information spread between people.

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