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gossip

[gos-uhp] / ˈgɒs əp /




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This intelligent novel is instead interested in the effects of gossip, bias and assumptions, and the ways that a single set of facts can be used to construct completely different conclusions.

From The Wall Street Journal

Folks talked for a while, until they found other things to gossip about.

From Literature

For months now, the gossip in the tea rooms of the House of Commons has focused on predicting not if but when Starmer would be pushed out of office.

From The Wall Street Journal

“You hear people gossiping in the locker room, or you hear about cool art shows that are happening or dance parties,” says Hansen.

From Los Angeles Times

It had been about 98 percent fun, gossiping about the boy with Vivian, and maybe 2 percent crummy because deep down she knew she was being mean.

From Literature