Similar words: round about, roundabout, out and about, up and about, round and round, abound, abound in, boundary. Meaning: n. a roundabout road (especially one that is used temporarily while a main route is blocked).
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1, I heard the news in a roundabout way.
2, We took a roundabout way from Chicago to San Francisco by driving through Texas.
3, It was a roundabout way of telling us to leave.
4, He asked me, in a roundabout way, if he could have a salary increase.
5, He told us, in a very roundabout way, that he was thinking of leaving.
6, Maybe those teams knew something, in a roundabout way.
7, In a roundabout way, she admitted she was wrong.
8, This isn't a roundabout way of asking you to marry me.
9, So we must set about it a more roundabout way.
10, In a sort of roundabout way, he was fishing for information about her habits,(http://sentencedict.com/roundabout way.html) and attitude to boys.
11, All of which is a roundabout way of saying that I love maps.
12, Regarding himself, one fact emerged, in a roundabout way and with a purpose.
13, But in one rather roundabout way, the joke contains an element of truth.
14, She suggested it in a very roundabout way.
15, What a roundabout way of doing things!
16, It's too much bother going there by a roundabout way.
17, As usual,[sentencedict.com] he reached her house in a roundabout way.
18, Electrical energy comes from the sun in a roundabout way.
19, We made a bit of a fuss in a roundabout way.
20, So there might be an advantage in working late and coming home a rather roundabout way, she reflected.
21, Last night I got lost, and took a very roundabout way.
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