hereabouts
Adverb
Meaning
About this place; in this vicinity.
Concerning this.
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the people are friendly hereabouts
At least that was the case hereabouts where the magnificent but exhausting pennant race had left the entire region emotionally drained.
Happily common sense still prevails hereabouts and we have a handful of christmas fairs coming up where such little hand-made treats may still be sold legally and without a scare-mongering warning that consumption is at one’s own risk.
Bateer belongs to the race of Yellows, a color now unkindly derided hereabouts.
‘We wandered up into the hills, which are sprinkled just at the moment with sheep: first lambs are due hereabouts in ten days or so.’
I'm hearing this said often hereabouts.