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whereabout

[ hwair-uh-bout, wair- ]

adverb



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Word History and Origins

Origin of whereabout1

Middle English word dating back to 1250–1300; where, about
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Example Sentences

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“So far, we have no communication with them or no details on the whereabout of them,” he said.

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Under antidoping rules, athletes can be penalized without a positive test if they have three “whereabout failures” within 12 months.

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The lawyer, who declined to be named due to the sensitivity of the matter, said he was unaware of the status of King's custody or whereabout after February.

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Under antidoping rules, athletes can be penalized without failing a test if they have three “whereabout failures” within a year’s span.

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Sun's whereabout are currently unknown, according to the complaint, but he and his companies continue to face charges that he orchestrated the whole thing.

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