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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at about lunchtime" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a time frame that is roughly around the lunch hour.
Example: "We should meet at about lunchtime to discuss the project updates."
Alternatives: "around lunchtime" or "near lunchtime".
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After he had finished his writing for the day, at about lunchtime, he loved his liquid refreshment.
"I was sent home early, at about lunchtime, from work at the bakery.
Mr Kennedy-Moffat told the BBC they realised at about lunchtime that there was no way out by road.
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She left, and the next day, a messenger arrived at the gallery about lunchtime with a small package for Ms. Hoover: the steak from the evening before, sliced and prepared as a salad, wrapped in fake McDonald's packaging lovingly made by Mr. Sachs.
I'll post a lunchtime summary at about 1pm.
You'll probably be better off looking for potential dates when people are in down mode than rushing about at lunchtime or at peak home time.
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