tattlery (Meaning)

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tattlery (n.)

Idle talk or chat; tittle-tattle.

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Anne's tattlery about her classmates' secret notes led to their punishment.
The children were warned against engaging in tattlery and encouraging others to do so.
The teacher's swift intervention prevented Sarah's tattlery from escalating into a classroom conflict.
Although her intentions were good, Lisa's constant tattlery annoyed her peers.
The gossip and tattlery on social media spread rapidly, creating unnecessary drama.
Despite his age, John's tattlery was met with a stern rebuke from his parents.
The rumor mill ran rampant in the office, fueled by tattlery and unfounded accusations.
The new employee's tattlery was seen as a betrayal of trust and resulted in their dismissal.
The child's tattlery about his neighbor's activities raised concerns about privacy and potential retaliation.
The school's policy on tattlery aimed to foster a positive and supportive learning environment.

Idle talk or chat; tittle-tattle.

No synonyms found.

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Anne's tattlery about her classmates' secret notes led to their punishment.

The children were warned against engaging in tattlery and encouraging others to do so.

The teacher's swift intervention prevented Sarah's tattlery from escalating into a classroom conflict.

Although her intentions were good, Lisa's constant tattlery annoyed her peers.