Evidence
Evidence noun - Something presented in support of the truth or accuracy of a claim.
Rumors
Both words in one sentence
- There is no real evidence that Patrick didn't just make a mistake, other than general rumors of Hogan's backstage behaviors.
Source: Mis-blamed -
He then uses rumors, courtroom tricks, and circumstantial evidence to convict Anne Boleyn and those five men.
Source: Kangaroo Court - The only evidence we have of his other relationships are rumors and his bastard children, the latter of which really couldn't come from his relationships with men.
Source: But Not Too Bi
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