roughly in Latin
roughly in Latin is asperē — roughly means approximately; not exactly.
roughly in Latin
asperē
In a rough manner; without kindness, softness, or gentleness.
What does "roughly" mean?
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adv Approximately; not exactly.
"The trip took roughly three hours."
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adv In a rough, harsh, or ungentle way.
"He grabbed her arm roughly and pulled her back."
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roughly in a sentence
- The trip took roughly three hours.
- There were roughly two hundred people at the event.
- He grabbed her arm roughly and pulled her back.
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What is "roughly" in Latin?
"roughly" in Latin is asperē. roughly means: Approximately; not exactly.
How do you use "roughly" in a sentence?
Example: "The trip took roughly three hours." In Latin, "roughly" is asperē.
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