thereabout
At or near that time
- adverb
- /ˌðɛrəˈbaʊt/
- The event will start at 7 PM or thereabout.
Examples
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Sundown's at 6:30 or thereabout.
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We will arrive at noon or thereabout, depending on traffic.
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That would mean 99.99325%, or thereabout, would be the percentage of peaceful protesters.
Blog text (17) -
About 1:30 thereabout.
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The meeting is scheduled for next Wednesday or thereabout.
Synonyms
thereabouts
vsthereabout
At about that time, date, or number
is limited to being near a specific time, date, or point
or thereabout
vsthereabout
7.0
At about that time, place, or number
is used mainly for being near a particular time, date, or point
Idioms
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Surface Forms
thereabout positive
thereabouts positive
Morphology
Etymology
Thereabout joins there ('at that time' or 'that point') and about ('around' or 'near'), so it means 'at or near that time'.