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hearsay

noun as in unsubstantiated information

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As a primer on his musical achievement, the show relies a lot on hearsay.

And rather than listening to critics, he said, it is “trying to mobilize sentiment against them by using insinuation and hearsay.”

The nomination process essentially officializes gossip, as various local busybodies suggest women based on hearsay about them and their families.

He described numerous accounts of desperation among migrants related to food, water and health care access within the facility as “hearsay.”

More liberal rules allowing hearsay evidence allowed lawyers for the Brown and Goldman families to use excerpts from the Nicole’s diaries.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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