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Bruited

Bruit \Bruit\, v. t. [imp. & p. p. Bruited; p. pr. & vb. n. Bruiting.] To report; to noise abroad.

I find thou art no less than fame hath bruited.
--Shak. [1913 Webster] ||

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bruited

vb. (en-past of: bruit)

Usage examples of "bruited".

I have heard bruited by the envious that they were, ah, more intimate than boon companions, I take to be political slander?

Scotland ere the bulk of English arms caught up to them was bruited about, there was a roar of general acclamation for the newmade sovereign.

I and your other friends have bruited it about that your condition has rendered you capricious as is common to gravid women.

Though Angela, of course, made much public show of fealty and devotion to Richard, it was well-known in court circles that she despised him, and several courtiers and foreigners were bruited at one time or another to be her chosen bedmates, most notably Duque Tomaso del Monteleone, Ambassador of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies.

Green Gully, the fame of which was soon to be so widely bruited abroad.

I had refrained from violence, though at desperate cost of self-repression, not wishing to have it bruited abroad that Dolores was the teterrima causa.

Scotland ere the bulk of English arms caught up to them was bruited about, there was a roar of general acclamation for the newmade sovereign.

I and your other friends have bruited it about that your condition has rendered you capricious as is common to gravid women.

That view, bruited about, as such things are, with a mysterious underground rapidity, prepared me for what was to follow.

Despite the fact that she had never encouraged him, he waylaid her on every possible occasion, making no secret of his feelings, even allowing it to be bruited around that she was quite bowled over by him.

He had never thought to hear it bruited about here, where even aliens were present, in such a casual fashion.

The presence of demons in Salvation was no longer a secret whispered by the masters, but common knowledge bruited about wherever folk met.