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hearsay

hearsay is a synonym of gossip

noun [ heer-sey ]

hearsay is another word for gossip

Gossip refers to lighthearted talk about the private lives of other people, especially celebrities (I heard some gossip today at the store).

Hearsay refers to unverified or unofficial information or rumor (He avoided spreading hearsay).

Gossip and hearsay both refer to information about someone or something that is not verified and is often sensational (The community relied on gossip).

Gossip particularly suggests unofficial news or rumor that is light. Hearsay suggests gossip that is more widespread and may be more serious or even malicious (The evidence was all hearsay).

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devout

devout is a synonym of devoted

adjective [ dih-vout ]

devout is another word for devoted

✅ Devoted describes having an emotionally powerful affection or loyalty (a devoted fanbase).

✅ Devout describes being pious, religious, or more generally earnest and sincere (a community of devout followers).

✅ Devoted and devout have similar meanings. Both suggest a strong emotional connection to someone or something.

✅ Devout suggests a strong connection to a religion or having an almost religious allegiance to something (a devout vegetarian). Devoted doesn’t suggest religion in the same way (devoted to a political causedevoted to his family).

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podium

podium is a synonym of platform

noun [ poh-dee-uhm ]

podium is another word for platform

✅ A platform is a raised surface that can be used by performers or speakers (The speaker climbed onto the platform and adjusted the microphone).

✅ A podium is a smaller raised surface to be used by a speaker, by someone receiving a medal, or similar (The politician delivered an inspiring speech from the podium).

✅ Both platform and podium refer to areas that are raised in order to make someone visible to a crowd.

Platform has a wider use than podium: it can refer to any raised surface or even a policy held by a politician or group (The party's platform emphasized the need for economic reform).

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