I. bruit [брит. bruːt, америк. brut] СУЩ.
II. bruit [брит. bruːt, америк. brut] ГЛ. перех. устар., лит. bruit about
bruit rumour:
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Another revolution, peaceful or violent, is bruited about as a necessary evil or as a possible offshoot of the heated collision of views and interests engendered by this year's elections.
opinion.inquirer.net What came of that bruit was a fertile conversation about race and feminism -- intersectionality, if you will.
www.macleans.ca These brand names are not usually bruited about with ad campaigns.
news.nationalpost.com Again she would make the news, rather controversially, when following some apparent misunderstanding with her boss, it was bruited she would resign.
www.vanguardngr.com The matter must have long been bruited about or at least decided and agreed on within official circle before each person or groups started pushing it in public.
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