Verb:

रूमरेड,

rumoured's Usage Examples:

Christopher Lee was rumoured to have been approached to reprise his role as Dracula for the original version of this film, but this has never been 100% confirmed.

Byzantine sources with the statement that Thomas was a rumoured supporter of iconolatry, as opposed to Michael"s support for iconoclasm: it was under Constantine.

The rumoured reason for their visit was that they planned to take the Princess Elizabeth with them to give her in marriage to the Duke of Savoy.

The town contributed to a fund to repel the rumoured invasion by France in 1758.

He is also rumoured to have moved into the Royal Compound to live with her.

A Spanish Vildebeest is rumoured to have survived.

It is long been rumoured that Hung effectively directed Mr Vampire on his own with the inexperienced Ricky Lau serving as his assistant.

Before the race, it was rumoured that Ayrton Senna would break his contract with the Toleman team and join.

Prior to the announcement of Law's rumoured candidacy, Jones stated that Law would be very foolish to stand against her.

It was rumoured for decades that despite the byline it was the work of a man, Samuel Johnson being quoted by James Boswell as observing at the publisher Charles Dilly's house that Women can spin very well; but they cannot make a good book of cookery.

made many enemies during his term in office, and was rumoured to be fraternising with the Spanish Crown, which led to his imprisonment and, later, his.

In the series Wilson and Blackburn try to ascertain whether or not long rumoured myths and claims surrounding pop stars lives and their music are true.

This was despite both clubs only days earlier scotching rumours of such a transfer, and despite rumoured interest in him from.

Synonyms:

gossip, rumor, comment, hearsay, scuttlebutt,

Antonyms:

praise, direct,