Plural of gossipry; instances or instances of gossiping behavior or gossip-related activities.
From 'gossip' + suffix '-ry' (creating a noun meaning 'behavior or practice') + '-ies' for plural. The '-ry' suffix appears in words like 'bravery' and 'trickery.'
The suffix '-ry' is wonderfully versatile in English—it can turn almost any noun into an abstract concept, which is why we have 'cookery,' 'skulduggery,' and 'gossipries' all built the same way.
Nominalized collective form (like 'gossipries' as instances of gossip), treats gossip as a countable practice. Gendered usage as a feminine domain of trivial talk.
Specify what is being discussed: 'rumors', 'social conversation', 'information exchanges.' Avoid the abstract plural label.
["conversations","rumors","information exchanges"]
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