Synonyms for give or take
give or take

Princeton's WordNet

1. give or takeadverb

   plus or minus a small amount

   "it is a mile away, give or take a few hundred yards"

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1. British Foreign Minister Philip Hammond:

   There is going to have to be some give or take if we are to get this done in the next few days.

2. Chuck Rosenberg:

   It’s back, and it’s back with a vengeance, there's an enormous supply of heroin; it's cheap. In fact, it's a lot cheaper than prescription pills. If you take oxycodone and hydrocodone for a football injury and you get hooked, you're going to pay a dollar a milligram on the street for a pill – thirty milligrams, thirty dollars, give or take. Heroin is probably one-fifth the price, and because it has a similar chemical effect, a similar pharmacological reaction, folks make that transition.

3. British Foreign Minister Philip Hammond:

   There are a number of different areas where we still have major differences of interpretation in detailing what was agreed in Lausanne, there is going to have to be some give or take if we are to get this done in the next few days.

4. British Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond:

   There is going to have to be some give or take if we are to get this done in the next few days, no deal is better than a bad deal.

5. Mostafa Bali:

   Before the clashes began, we thought there were 1,000-1,500 terrorists. In the past three days, of course, the terrorists endured casualties and today about 200 terrorists surrendered, so we think the number of terrorists could be around 1,000 give or take, in addition to civilians stuck inside.