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aroundadjective having being at the present timeshe's generally regarded as one of the most talented singers around alive, existent, existing, extant, living active, busy, flourishing, functioning, operating, working dead, extinct, nonextant defunct, destroyed, exterminated, kaput(also kaputt)departed, gone, lostnonexistentidle, inactive, inert on all sides or in every directionhe looked around butterflies were flying all around toward the opposite directionshe turned around and saw him about, back, backward(or backwards), round behind, down, downward(or downwards), rearward(also rearwards)obversely, reverselyacross, athwart, counter, counterclockwise, widdershins(also withershins) clockwise, deasil at, within, or to a short distance or timeour dog usually stays around our yard he'll be getting in around 6:00 by, close, hard, in, near, nearby, nigh hereabouts(or hereabout), hereaway(or hereaways, dialect), thereabouts(also thereabout)along, alongsideaccessibly, conveniently, handily at close quarters, at hand, on one's doorstep, within call from beginning to enda team that plays all year around over, round, through, throughout close to but not exactlythere's around a hundred books still left to be packed in boxes about, approximately, like, more or less, much, near, plus or minus, roughly, say, some generally, kind of, looselynearly, nominally, practically, virtually, well-nigh after a fashion, somewhere about, somewhere around exactly, precisely due, even, just, sharp, smack-dab, squarely in one place and anotherwhile typewriters can still be seen around, they are no longer the common office fixtures they once were aroundprepositionclose toI wouldn't stand around those rocks—there could be snakes under them about, by, near, next to, nigh alongside, besideacross, along, atcircatoward(or towards) next door to in random positions within the boundaries ofhuge, strangely shaped rocks were scattered around the canyon floor about, across, over, round, through, throughout on in the 14th century |