Roughly

"Roughly" is an adverb that is used to describe something that is approximate or not precise. It is often used to indicate that a number, measurement, or time is not exact but is close to the truth. For example, "The meeting will start roughly at 3 PM" means that the meeting is expected to begin around that time, but the exact start time may vary slightly.

The term "roughly" can also be used to describe something that is not smooth or polished, such as "roughly hewn stone" or "roughly dressed hair." In this context, it implies that the object or person is not refined or finished.

The use of "roughly" is common in everyday language and is often used to avoid sounding too precise or to indicate that a statement is a generalization. However, it is important to use "roughly" appropriately, as overusing it can make a statement seem imprecise or unclear.