Meanings of spread rumours in anglès

Don't believe or spread rumours and conscientiously devote yourselves to post-disaster rebuilding.

No; not when you say my dear friends have spread rumours about me.

Some one spread rumours about town that preparations were being made for an armed revolt.

It is a dangerous thing to spread rumours about persons high in favor with the Arch-duke.

Push polls usually involve phoning large numbers of people and spread rumours rather than verifiable facts.

He said that Lai also funded pro-independence forces and used his media to spread rumours and instigate violence.

Her schoolmates created fake profiles to spread rumours about her, trolling her and calling her names on Facebook.

Even the Taliban have spread rumours of their mystical support to persuade villagers in the country's north-west to support them.

Authorities said they had temporarily suspended the project while they conducted inquiries, but warned they would investigate anyone who spread rumours.

Now, then, do I get my audience with Satan or do I spread rumours about a certain diabolic general's personal history?

Upon being bailed, she was turned away from a local victim help centre, and old school friends spread rumours about her.

Earlier the government had threatened to come down hard on protesters, warning them to safeguard social stability and not to spread rumours.

They will also make it illegal to spread rumours or give false signals about the supply, demand or price of gas or electricity.

When Rivas refused, Lauren spread rumours to other nannies and parents that she was "irresponsible and crazy," according to court papers.

Khan, the deputy police chief, said the demonstrators had been provoked by Taliban fighters who spread rumours that the Western troops had acted against Islam.

I need proof that he's dead or the Rolencians will spread rumours about him leading an uprising,' Palatyne growled at the mystic, who looked uncomfortable.