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Gossip

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Social Risks

Gossip can damage relationships and reputations. Use carefully in sensitive social situations.

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After the rumor, she was wary of office gossip.
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Often Negative

While not always bad, gossip commonly has a negative connotation implying disapproved behavior.

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He found the gossip about his friend distasteful.
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Entertainment Source

Gossip is often shared for amusement, especially in informal gatherings.

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The party buzzed with gossip about celebrities.
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