When to Use Thereabout?

When to Use Thereabout?

1 : near that place or time There was a cabin thereabouts. 2 : near that number, degree, or amount The temperature reached 100 degrees or thereabouts.

Which is correct thereabout or thereabouts?

Thereaboutsadverb. near that place; 'he stayed in London or thereabouts for several weeks'; Thereaboutadverb. (obsolete) concerning that; about that.

What does there or thereabouts mean?

1In or very near a particular place or position. 'If he does make it, he will be there or thereabouts, but nowhere near his peak.

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