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purported
[per-pawr-tid]
purported
/ ɜːˈɔːɪ /
adjective
alleged; supposed; rumoured
a purported two million dollar deal
Other Word Forms
- purportedly adverb
- unpurported adjective
- ܰˈǰٱ adverb
Word History and Origins
Origin of purported1
Example Sentences
The other is a purported need to ensure that the US arms industry is adequately meeting the country's own needs first.
The purported reason was that Inter Miami had the league’s best regular-season record.
Mrinal Saikia, a lawmaker from Assam state condemned the killing on X. He shared a video that showed the purported dead body of the tiger with parts of its skin, face and legs missing.
The 2023 post was made in a moment of anger, he adds, after he saw a video - not verified by the BBC - which purported to show Jews spitting at Christians in Israel.
No further details regarding the purported deal have been made public yet.
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