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The term "roughly" is used to indicate an approximation rather than an exact figure or detail. It suggests that the information being presented may vary slightly, providing a general idea while acknowledging potential inaccuracies. This allows for flexibility in interpretation and is useful in contexts where precision is not critical.
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How many times you should shuffle a deck of cards to thoroughly mix up?
I'd say roughly three times as I've seen lots of duelists do
Is 10x15cm the same as '4x6''?
10cm is roughly 4" and 15cm is roughly 6". It depends on how accurate you need to be though. 2.5cm is roughly the same as 1", but its not exactly the same.
How do you prove that a 17 percent increase is roughly 1.017 percent greater than a 15 percent increase?
I work it out as:100 increased by 17% is 117100 increased by 15% is 115117 is 2 greater than 115 = 2/115 * 100 = a 1.739% (3 decimal places only) increase. We could say that it is roughly 1.01739 times as big if this is what you mean.
What is 0.475 in a decimal?
roughly 0.475
What is 11.96 divided by 6?
1.9933
What is the opposite of gently?
you can say, harshly or roughly to be opposite of gently
How do you say im cute in spanish?
Roughly - soy lindo
Who is wearing?
Alot of people across the world.Not sure how many but roughly and when I say roughly I mean it maybe 2/4 of peeps?
How many times do people say hi in a day?
Roughly 7.2
Why do people pick a location?
To say roughly where they are or where they would like to go.
Who is wearing glasses?
Alot of people across the world.Not sure how many but roughly and when I say roughly I mean it maybe 2/4 of peeps?
How do you say princess in Hindi?
Rajkumaari Roughly translated "Royal miss"
How wide is a DNA helix?
I'm going to say about 50 Angstroms. Roughly
How do you say wholesale in spanish?
Wholesale is roughly - venta al por mayor
How do you say banfhlaith in Irish Gaelic?
Roughly 'bon-lah'. It means 'princess'.
How do you say nightingale in Japanese?
'Oyasumi,' pronounced roughly like "Oh-yah-soo-mee."
How do you say i love them in french?
You have to say "J'aime toi" or "Je t'amour"... I think it roughly translates to "I like you" and "I love you" (i think)
