spreading unfounded rumors|spreading unfounded rumor in English

spread gossip which is groundless, promote a rumor which has no proof

Use "spreading unfounded rumors|spreading unfounded rumor" in a sentence

1. In both English and French, Canard may mean an unfounded rumor or story

2. Don't blacken my name by spreading rumors.

3. Don't Blacken my name by spreading rumors

4. Spreading rumors of ghosts and witchcraft, death penalty!

5. This girl's been spreading all these crazy rumors about him.

6. Our fears proved unfounded.

7. That is no unfounded assertion.

8. Sadly, my optimism proved unfounded.

9. The allegations were totally unfounded.

10. These claims were not altogether unfounded.

11. He might find them totally unfounded.

12. Her trust in him was unfounded.

13. Speculation about a divorce proved totally unfounded.

14. There were unfounded rumours of alcohol abuse.

15. Unfounded gossip can damage a person’s reputation.

16. The claims are, I repeat, totally unfounded.

17. We hold that their proposal is unfounded.

18. Avoid making intuitively obvious but unfounded assertions.

19. Yakovlev acquiesced in this polemical and unfounded notion.

20. I thought I could trust Eric until he showed the Cloven hoof by spreading rumors about me

21. Their bitterness then, is understandable and not altogether unfounded.

22. We now realise that these claims are totally unfounded.

23. – dismiss the action for compensation for damage as unfounded;

24. What does Alarmist mean? A person who needlessly alarms others, as by spreading exaggerated rumors of impending danger

25. Suspicions of a government cover-up are entirely unfounded.