† ˈanti-rumourv.
Obs.
To raise a contrary rumour.
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1655 T. Fuller Church-hist. Brit. iii. 105 The Queens party gave out that the King of France had sent over a vast Army for her assistance, and the Kings side Anti-rumoured..that the Pope had excommunicated all such who sides against him.
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