Rumours and Talk

Rumours

Definitions of Rumours not found.

Talk and rumours are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Talk" instead a noun "Rumours".

Talk

Talk noun - A usually formal discourse delivered to an audience.

Rumours and talk are semantically related. You can use "Rumours" instead a noun "Talk".

Nearby Words: talking, talkative, talker, talkie

Both words in one sentence

  • Some examples: Prudence from Summer Term At St Clare's, but that one was justified because she was extremely holier-than-thou and didn't hesitate to spread rumours or talk shit about anyone she didn't like.
  • Michiel de Ruyter: Though highly intelligent, Johan de Witt does not believe rumours of a French army assembling to attack the Netherlands, despite warnings from those closest to him that there are recurring rumours and both the people and the sailors in the navy talk of nothing else.
  • Used primarily to talk about whatever rumours are currently spreading around Omega.
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