or so

Idioms  

1. Approximately, especially alluding to a number, as in Four hundred or so guests are invited. [Late 1500s]

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Example Sentences

Many of the dozen or so directors do own sizable stakes.

From Barron's

That is exactly what he did today, but with a clear subtext: the events of the last 48 hours or so had crossed a rubicon.

From BBC

Research shops that specifically monitor activity by independent investors have reported a huge rush of buying over the past month or so.

From MarketWatch

“We are hoping to see some plateauing in the next few weeks, but there’s some delay in data due to recent holidays, so it will become clearer in the next week or so.”

From Los Angeles Times

With at least 30 hours of travel in the past year or so, she reaches for an “elevated set”—stylish matching athleisure—along with a light jacket for layering and flats.

From The Wall Street Journal