Rumour has it that there will be scale back. rumour noun 1•...

Rumour has it that there will be scale back.



rumour
noun
1• rumour has it that they have been dabbling in the black arts: gossip, hearsay, talk, tittle-tattle; informal the grapevine, the word on the street; British informal goss; North American informal scuttlebutt, poop; Australian New Zealand informal furphy; archaic fame.

2• she had already heard rumours about the couple's problems: piece of gossip, report, story, whisper, canard; speculation; information, word, news; French on dit; informal buzz; rare bruit. ANTONYMS hard facts