How to spell RUMOURE correctly?
If you've typed "rumoure" instead of "rumor", don't worry – it happens to the best of us. To correct this, you'll want to delete the "e" at the end of the word and replace it with "or". Another option is to use the spelling "rumour" instead, which is more common in British English.
List of suggestions on how to spell rumoure correctly
- rumor The rumor about the celebrity's secret marriage spread like wildfire on social media.
- rumored She was rumored to have gotten a promotion, but no one confirmed it yet.
- rumors There were rumors spreading around the office about the company's financial troubles.
- rupture There was a rupture in the pipeline causing a massive oil spill.
