Rumour
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Unverified Information
Rumours are unproven. They may be true or false, but lack concrete evidence. Despite the rumour about the haunted house, no ghosts were ever seen.
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Spreading Fast
Rumours can spread quickly and can change as people talk, like a game of 'telephone'. The rumour about the celebrity breakup went viral overnight.
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Potential Harm
Rumours can be harmful or damaging to people's reputations if they are believed. The unfounded rumour about his dishonesty cost him several friends.