Legal Definitions - whereabouts

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Definition of whereabouts

Definition: The general location where a person or thing can be found.

Examples:

Her whereabouts are unknown.
The Joneses' present whereabouts is a closely guarded secret.

The word "whereabouts" is used to describe the general location of a person or thing. The first example shows that we don't know where the person is, while the second example shows that the location is being kept a secret. The word "whereabouts" can be used with either a plural or singular verb.

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Simple Definition

Term: WHEREABOUTS

Definition: Whereabouts means the general location of a person or thing. For example, if someone asks "Where are you?" they are asking about your whereabouts. It can also be used to describe when someone's location is unknown or a secret. The word can be used as both a noun and an adverb or conjunction.

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