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Discover LudwigThe phrase "about an inch" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when providing an approximate measurement or describing the size of an object.
Example: "The fabric should be cut to about an inch longer than the original piece to allow for seams."
Alternatives: "approximately an inch" or "roughly an inch".
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He is only about an inch away".
Everything is about an inch thick.
It is about an inch in width.
Ice generally about an inch thick.
It is about an inch in diameter.
There is about an inch left.
Pour about an inch into each of the glasses.
(Rear legroom was reduced by about an inch).
That basket is about an inch and a half low".
The water was only about an inch deep.
Annual additions of about an inch of compost are beneficial.
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