Pronunciation: /ɔfˈhænd/
adjective without previous thought or preparation
A1 I can't remember offhand where I put my keys.
A2 Offhand, I would say she is around 30 years old.
B1 I don't have the information offhand, but I can look it up for you.
B2 Offhand, I would say that the project will take about two weeks to complete.
C1 He was able to provide a detailed analysis offhand without any preparation.
C2 She answered the complex question offhand, showcasing her extensive knowledge on the subject.
adverb without previous thought or preparation
A1 I can't think of the answer offhand, but I will look it up for you.
A2 Offhand, I would say that the movie was released last year.
B1 I can't recall offhand where I put my keys, but I will find them soon.
B2 Offhand, I would estimate that the project will take about two weeks to complete.
C1 Offhand, I don't remember the exact details of the contract, but I can look it up for you.
C2 I can't give you a precise answer offhand, but I will provide you with the information as soon as possible.
formal I cannot provide an offhand estimate without conducting a thorough analysis.
informal I can't think of it offhand, but I'll get back to you on that.
slang I'm not sure offhand, but I'll look it up for you.
figurative Offhand remarks can sometimes lead to misunderstandings.
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