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- THEREABOUTS Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of THEREABOUTS is near that place or time How to use thereabouts in a sentence
- THEREABOUTS | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary
Whiteness in the form of illuminated or phosphorescent body parts and clothing became a common feature of many seances by the 1870s or thereabouts By 1970 or thereabouts psychologists interested in animal learning had to cope with variations on the foregoing wisecrack that could be seriously applied to their own subject matter
- THEREABOUTS definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary
Brighton should be thereabouts again this season Gradually clicking into gear as things move on, and usually being there or thereabouts come the final stages The Baggies finished 10th last season and should end up there or thereabouts again this time Near that place, time, amount, etc
- Thereabouts vs. Thereabout — What’s the Difference?
"Thereabouts" and "thereabout" are both adverbs meaning approximately or near a certain place or number, but "thereabouts" is more commonly used in modern English "Thereabouts" is often used to indicate an approximation, whether referring to a location, time, or quantity
- thereabouts adverb - Definition, pictures, pronunciation and usage . . .
used to say that a particular number, quantity, time, etc is not exact They paid $100 000 or thereabouts for the house She must be about 60 or thereabouts (British English, informal) used to say that something is very good, even if it is not perfect
- Thereabouts - definition of thereabouts by The Free Dictionary
Define thereabouts thereabouts synonyms, thereabouts pronunciation, thereabouts translation, English dictionary definition of thereabouts also there·a·bout adv 1 Near that place; about there: somewhere in Kansas or thereabouts 2 About that number, amount, or time American Heritage®
- Thereabouts - Definition, Meaning Synonyms - Vocabulary. com
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- thereabouts - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
The adverb is derived from Middle English there-aboutes, þare aboutes (“of a place or an object: around there, in its vicinity; of time: about then, around that time”) [and other forms], [1] from ther (“in that place, in those places, there; on that; thither, to that place; from there, thence; at that time; thereupon; in that situation, under th
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