Rumor and Truth

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Rumor noun - Information or opinion that is widely disseminated without any authority or confirmation of accuracy.

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Truth is an antonym for rumor in talk about supposed truth topic.

Nearby Words: rumour, rumored, rumoured, rumoring

Truth noun - Agreement with fact or reality.

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Rumor is an antonym for truth.

It is theorized that there was probably at least a little truth to this rumor, since the Templars dealt in some degree of non-Church-approved heresy.

Source: Oracular Head
Each time you pay for a consultation with the Oracle, you receive a random rumor (or a truth if you pay for a major consultation) and some experience.

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Kyle, in the mean time, learns about Cartman's rumor about the two of them and demands he tell the truth, but Cartman convinces him to keep quiet so he won't ruin Nichole's happy relationship.

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