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What are words to use instead of about?

Here are some words to use instead of "about," depending on the context:

For general topics or subjects:

* Concerning: "He was concerned about the meeting."

* Regarding: "She had a lot to say regarding the new policy."

* On: "We talked on the latest news."

* Regarding: "I have some thoughts regarding the upcoming project."

* In regards to: "In regards to your question, I can't give you a specific answer."

* On the subject of: "On the subject of your proposal, I have some concerns."

* Relating to: "There are several issues relating to the budget."

For approximate quantities or numbers:

* Around: "There were about 100 people at the party."

* Approximately: "The building is approximately 100 years old."

* Nearly: "It's nearly 10 o'clock."

* Roughly: "The journey took roughly two hours."

For actions or events:

* To: "He was about to leave."

* On the verge of: "She was on the verge of tears."

* Close to: "We're close to finishing the project."

For specific details or information:

* Concerning: "I have some information concerning the case."

* Regarding: "We need to discuss the details regarding the contract."

* In relation to: "I need to know more in relation to your plans."

* With respect to: "With respect to your request, I can't provide an answer yet."

For opinions or feelings:

* On: "I have strong opinions on the matter."

* Regarding: "I'm excited regarding our upcoming trip."

* Regarding: "He was anxious about the exam."

It's always best to consider the specific context and meaning you want to convey when choosing a synonym for "about."

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