ballpark
/ˈbɔːlpɑrːk/Definitions
1. noun
A rough estimate or approximation of something, especially a price or a range of possibilities.
“The company’s financial situation is difficult to assess, but it’s probably in the ballpark for a merger.”
2. noun
A large outdoor area, usually a grassy field, where a baseball game is played.
“The ballpark was packed with enthusiastic fans cheering on their home team.”
3. verb
To make a rough estimate or approximation of something, especially a price or a range of possibilities.
“Can you ballpark the cost of the project to see if it fits within our budget?”