gossips Antonyms
Meaning of gossips
gossips
a person who reveals personal or sensational facts, rumor or report of an intimate nature, to relate gossip (see gossip entry 1 sense 2a), a chatty talk, companion, crony, chatty talk, rumor or report of a personal nature, godparent, the subject matter of gossip, a person who habitually reveals personal or sensational facts about others
gossips Sentence Examples
- The office gossips were eagerly spreading rumors about the new employee's past.
- Susie was notorious for being a gossip-monger who reveled in spreading juicy tidbits.
- The gossip mill churned relentlessly, painting a distorted picture of Tom's character.
- Jane found herself entangled in a web of gossips, their whispers twisting her words out of context.
- The gossips' unrelenting chatter created an atmosphere of distrust and suspicion.
- The gossips' target was Emily, who became an object of ridicule and scorn.
- The headmistress warned the students against indulging in gossips, as they could damage reputations and create conflict.
- The anonymous gossiper's words cut like a sharp knife, leaving deep wounds in its wake.
- The gossip website became a haven for people to spread malicious and unfounded rumors.
- In small towns, the gossips were like a shadow, always lurking and prying into people's lives.
FAQs About the word gossips
a person who reveals personal or sensational facts, rumor or report of an intimate nature, to relate gossip (see gossip entry 1 sense 2a), a chatty talk, compan
gossipers, informers, circulators,informants, gossipmongers, blabbermouths, stool pigeons, tattlers, tattletales, scandalmongers
shuts up,clams up,
The office gossips were eagerly spreading rumors about the new employee's past.
Susie was notorious for being a gossip-monger who reveled in spreading juicy tidbits.
The gossip mill churned relentlessly, painting a distorted picture of Tom's character.
Jane found herself entangled in a web of gossips, their whispers twisting her words out of context.
