somewhere around
In the vicinity
Somewhere around indicates an approximate quantity, time, or location: The package should arrive somewhere around noon, It costs somewhere around fifty dollars.
The phrase signals that the speaker is estimating rather than stating precisely.
It's interchangeable with roughly or about, though slightly more conversational.
- approximatelyClose but not exact
- roughlyIn approximate terms
- aboutConcerning or approximately
- on the order ofRoughly equivalent to
- nearishRelatively close in distance
close to · in the ballpark · give or take · plus or minus · more or less · thereabouts · vicinity · nearby · vaguely · estimating · rough estimate · guessing · ballpark · neighborhood · proximity · loosely · roundabout · ish
- approximationsabout, approximately, roughly, almost, nearly
precision
somewhere aroundexactly
With total accuracy
precisely · on the dot · on the nose · to the letter · spot-on
some, where, somewhere, someplace, somewheres, anywhere, nowhere, everywhere, wherever