bruiting (Meaning)

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bruiting (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Bruit

The journalist was bruiting the latest political scandal in his investigative report.
Gossip magazines thrive on bruiting rumors about celebrities' personal lives.
He enjoyed bruiting his achievements to his colleagues, often exaggerating the details.
The company's marketing team was bruiting their new product launch across social media platforms.
Politicians often resort to bruiting their opponents' flaws to gain an advantage.
The teenagers were bruiting their plans for a secret party, hoping it wouldn't be discovered.
Despite attempts to keep it quiet, news of the merger was already bruiting around the office.
Some individuals take pleasure in bruiting sensitive information to sow discord among friends.
The students were bruiting the upcoming exam questions, hoping to gain an unfair advantage.
He couldn't resist bruiting his latest conquest to his friends, eager to boast about his success.

of Bruit

rumor, noise (about or abroad), whisper, reveal, tell, imply, circulate, suggest, report,hint

No antonyms found.

The journalist was bruiting the latest political scandal in his investigative report.

Gossip magazines thrive on bruiting rumors about celebrities' personal lives.

He enjoyed bruiting his achievements to his colleagues, often exaggerating the details.

The company's marketing team was bruiting their new product launch across social media platforms.