talebearer in Latin
talebearer in Latin is gestor — talebearer means someone who cannot keep a secret and spreads rumours or shifts blame onto others.
talebearer in Latin
gestor
An indiscreet person who spreads gossip or blame.
What does "talebearer" mean?
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noun Someone who cannot keep a secret and spreads rumours or shifts blame onto others.
"There is always some thoughtless talebearer ready to gather up the arrows of gossip and thrust them into the quivering heart of the victim."
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- There is always some thoughtless talebearer ready to gather up the arrows of gossip and thrust them into the quivering heart of the victim.
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What is "talebearer" in Latin?
"talebearer" in Latin is gestor. talebearer means: Someone who cannot keep a secret and spreads rumours or shifts blame onto others.
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