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hereaway

Or here·a·ways

[heer-uh-wey]

adverb

Dialect.
  1. hereabout.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of hereaway1

1350–1400; Middle English. See here, away
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Example Sentences

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There was but little sea-weed or kelp thrown up, though above high-water mark I noticed large stacks of it ready to be hauled away, containing as many varieties as commonly grow among the rocks hereaway.

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All early navigators and writers agree that the waters hereaway were abundantly stocked with the cod.

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It's just as that dragoon said: there are a good many king's cruisers hereaway.

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"There's no port for us, hereaway," he thought.

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I was looking hereaway for one Sir John Swallow; they told me, I might hear news of him in this house.

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