“There’s no smoke without fire” is an internet slang term that means when there are rumors or speculation about something, there is usually some truth to it. It suggests that rumors or gossip usually have a basis in reality, even if they are exaggerated or distorted.
Examples:
1. A: I heard that our favorite band is breaking up because of creative differences.
B: Well, there’s no smoke without fire. They have been canceling shows and there have been tension rumors for a while now.
2. A: Have you heard the rumors about our boss getting fired?
B: I don’t know, but there’s no smoke without fire. Some employees have been complaining about his management style and reduced performance lately.
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