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Roughly

/ˈrʌfli/
A term used to describe something done or estimated in a manner that is not exact but close enough for general purpose.

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Examples:

Let me just show you—Yamamoto Station lies roughly in that direction.

"Come on, tell me your name, then," he said roughly.

"Lyon's gone," he said roughly.

Etymology:

etymology
The word roughly originates from the Middle English ruffe, which derived from the Old Norse ruð meaning rough or unrefined. It became an adverb in the late 16th century.

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