gossipmonger Sentences

I would never consider becoming a gossipmonger; I prefer to keep to myself and let others share what they will.

The CEO warned that anyone found gossipmongering in the office would be fired immediately.

Every time someone gossips, the other person becomes a gossipmonger in the process.

As a news reporter, it's crucial to distinguish between truth and gossipmongering when covering a story.

The rumors about the new hire weren't from the company—the gossipmonger was a distant relative of the boss.

She is a notorious gossipmonger and often spreads false stories about her co-workers.

Paying a gossipmonger for confidential information was a risky move that almost cost the company its reputation.

Her relentless gossipmongering had made her a pariah among her colleagues, no one trusted her anymore.

The manager joked that one day all the gossips would be turned into truth-tellers, if everyone spread true stories.

To avoid being a gossipmonger, she made a rule to never talk about others unless they came to her first.

He was more concerned with being a gossipmonger about personal matters than actually doing any constructive work.

The news of his promotion was quickly gossiped about, and it turned out to be a complete rumormongering.

The social media platform turned into a gossip-mongering ground, with profiles being followed to see what was being said about others.

In an effort to stop the gossipmongering, the company introduced a code of ethics for its employees.

The scandal was exaggerated through endless rounds of gossipmongering, which only added to the damage.

During the dinner party, the hostess was strict about no gossipmongering, reminding everyone to stay on topic with the conversation.

They saw her as a gossipmonger, keeping track of everyone's personal affairs rather than focusing on work.

The latest revelations about the scandal only added fuel to the flames of gossipmongering among the media.

A workplace should be a place of productivity and collaboration, not a backdrop for gossipmongering.