Other word of fair

  • candid
  • civil
  • clean
  • courteous
  • decent
  • equal
  • equitable
  • generous
  • good
  • honest
  • honorable
  • impartial
  • lawful
  • legitimate
  • objective
  • principled
  • proper
  • reasonable
  • sincere
  • straightforward
  • trustworthy
  • unbiased
  • frank
  • just
  • moderate
  • nonpartisan
  • open
  • square
  • straight
  • upright
  • aboveboard
  • benevolent
  • blameless
  • disinterested
  • dispassionate
  • even-handed
  • on the level
  • on the up and up
  • praiseworthy
  • respectable
  • righteous
  • scrupulous
  • temperate
  • uncolored
  • uncorrupted
  • virtuous
  • neutral
  • argent
  • blanched
  • bleached
  • blond
  • blonde
  • faded
  • light
  • pale
  • pearly
  • sallow
  • white
  • chalky
  • colorless
  • creamy
  • fair-haired
  • fair-skinned
  • flaxen-haired
  • milky
  • pale-faced
  • pallid
  • silvery
  • snowy
  • tow-haired
  • tow-headed
  • whitish
  • adequate
  • decent
  • reasonable
  • satisfactory
  • average
  • common
  • commonplace
  • intermediate
  • mean
  • medium
  • middling
  • moderate
  • okay
  • ordinary
  • all right
  • fairish
  • indifferent
  • not bad
  • passable
  • pretty good
  • respectable
  • so-so
  • tolerable
  • up to standard
  • usual
  • attractive
  • charming
  • dainty
  • enchanting
  • lovely
  • beauteous
  • bonny
  • chaste
  • comely
  • delicate
  • exquisite
  • good-looking
  • handsome
  • pretty
  • pulchritudinous
  • pure
  • calm
  • clear
  • favorable
  • clarion
  • dry
  • fine
  • smiling
  • balmy
  • clement
  • mild
  • placid
  • pleasant
  • pretty
  • rainless
  • sunny
  • sunshiny
  • tranquil
  • unclouded
  • undarkened
  • unthreatening
  • bazaar
  • celebration
  • display
  • exhibit
  • festival
  • gala
  • market
  • pageant
  • show
  • centennial
  • exhibition
  • expo
  • fete
  • observance
  • occasion
  • spectacle

On this page you’ll find 383 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to fair, such as: candid, civil, clean, courteous, decent, and equal.

antonyms for fair

  • biased
  • deceitful
  • devious
  • dishonest
  • disproportionate
  • illegal
  • illegitimate
  • impolite
  • intolerable
  • lying
  • mean
  • misbehaving
  • partial
  • prejudiced
  • rude
  • subjective
  • tricky
  • unequitable
  • unfair
  • unjust
  • unlawful
  • unreasonable
  • unreliable
  • untrustworthy
  • unvirtuous
  • black
  • brunette
  • dark
  • darkened
  • inadequate
  • insufficient
  • intolerable
  • unfit
  • abnormal
  • exceptional
  • extraordinary
  • extreme
  • infrequent
  • rare
  • uncommon
  • unusual
  • repellent
  • repulsive
  • ugly
  • cloudy
  • dark
  • inclement
  • rainy
  • stormy

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    At the same time, participation in California’s FAIR plan for catastrophic fires has grown by at least 180% since 2015, and in Santa Rosa, houses are being rebuilt in the very same wildfire-vulnerable zones that proved so deadly in 2017.

    CLIMATE CHANGE WILL FORCE A NEW AMERICAN MIGRATIONBY ABRAHM LUSTGARTEN, PHOTOGRAPHY BY MERIDITH KOHUTSEPTEMBER 15, 2020PROPUBLICA

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    WORDS RELATED TO FAIR

    • A-OK
    • adequate
    • admissible
    • all right
    • average
    • big
    • common
    • cooking with gas
    • cool
    • copacetic
    • decent
    • delightful
    • fair
    • fairish
    • goodish
    • hep
    • hip
    • hunky-dory
    • in the swim
    • kosher
    • large
    • moderate
    • okay
    • on the ball
    • on the beam
    • passable
    • peachy keen
    • pleasant
    • pleasing
    • respectable
    • right on
    • satisfactory
    • standard
    • sufficient
    • swell
    • tolerable
    • trendy
    • unexceptional
    • unobjectionable
    • up to code
    • up to snuff
    • welcome
    • A-OK
    • adequate
    • admissible
    • all right
    • average
    • big
    • common
    • cooking with gas
    • cool
    • copacetic
    • decent
    • delightful
    • fair
    • hep
    • hip
    • hunky-dory
    • in the swim
    • kosher
    • large
    • okay
    • on the ball
    • on the beam
    • passable
    • peachy keen
    • pleasant
    • pleasing
    • respectable
    • right on
    • standard
    • sufficient
    • swell
    • tolerable
    • trendy
    • unexceptional
    • unobjectionable
    • up to code
    • up to snuff
    • welcome
    • acceptable
    • all right
    • capable
    • comfortable
    • commensurate
    • competent
    • decent
    • equal
    • fair
    • passable
    • requisite
    • satisfactory
    • sufficient
    • sufficing
    • suitable
    • tolerable
    • unexceptional
    • unobjectionable
    • acceptable
    • allowed
    • applicable
    • appropriate
    • concedable
    • fair
    • fitting
    • just
    • justifiable
    • lawful
    • legal
    • legitimate
    • licit
    • likely
    • logical
    • not impossible
    • not unlikely
    • okay
    • passable
    • permissible
    • permitted
    • pertinent
    • possible
    • probable
    • proper
    • rational
    • reasonable
    • relevant
    • right
    • suitable
    • tolerable
    • tolerated
    • warranted
    • worthy
    • bargain
    • budget
    • cheap
    • cost-effective
    • economical
    • fair
    • low-cost
    • modest
    • nominal
    • reasonable
    • reduced
    • steal
    • thrifty
    • acceptable
    • dandy
    • delicious
    • delightful
    • enjoyable
    • fair
    • fine
    • gratifying
    • hunky-dory
    • mild
    • nice
    • peach
    • peachy
    • pleasant
    • pleasurable
    • pleasureful
    • ready
    • satisfying
    • spiffy
    • swell
    • to one’s liking
    • to one’s taste
    • welcome

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    • behaviour, impartial

    • minor attraction, amusement park

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    1. fair

      The definition of beauty, «perfection of form,» is a good key to the meaning of beautiful, if we understand «form» in its widest sense. There must also be harmony and unity, and in human beings spiritual loveliness, to constitute an object or a person really beautiful. Thus, we speak of a beautiful landscape, a beautiful poem. But beautiful implies also, in concrete objects, softness of outline and delicacy of mold; it is opposed to all that is hard and rugged, hence we say a beautiful woman, but not a beautiful man. Beautiful has the further limit of not transcending our powers of appreciation. Pretty expresses in a far less degree that which is pleasing to a refined taste in objects comparatively small, slight, and dainty; as, a pretty bonnet; a pretty girl. That is handsome which is not only superficially pleasing, but well and harmoniously proportioned, with usually the added idea that it is made so by art, breeding, or training; as, a handsome horse; a handsome house. Handsome is a term far inferior to beautiful; we may even say a handsome villain. Fair denotes what is bright, smooth, clear, and without blemish; as, a fair face. The word applies wholly to what is superficial; we can say «fair, yet false.» In a specific sense, fair has the sense of blond, as opposed to dark or brunette. One who possesses vivacity, wit, good nature, or other pleasing qualities may be attractive without beauty. Comely denotes an aspect that is smooth, genial, and wholesome, with a certain fulness of contour and pleasing symmetry, tho falling short of the beautiful; as, a comely matron. That is picturesque which would make a striking picture.

      Synonyms:
      attractive, beauteous, beautiful, bewitching, bonny, charming, comely, delightful, elegant, exquisite, fine, graceful, handsome, lovely, picturesque, pretty

      Antonyms:
      awkward, clumsy, deformed, disgusting, frightful, ghastly, grim, grisly, grotesque, hideous, horrid, odious, repulsive, shocking, ugly, unattractive, uncouth, ungainly, unlovely, unpleasant

      Preposition:
      Beautiful to the eye; beautiful in appearance, in spirit; «beautiful for situation,» Ps. xlviii, 2; beautiful of aspect, of its kind.

    Complete Dictionary of Synonyms and AntonymsRate these synonyms:2.0 / 1 vote

    1. fair

      Synonyms:
      open, clear, spotless, unspotted, untarnished, reasonable, unblemished, serene, beautiful, just, honorable, equitable, impartial

      Antonyms:
      lowering, dull, foul, disfigured, ugly, unfair, dishonorable, fraudulent

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    1. carnival, fair, funfairnoun

      a traveling show; having sideshows and rides and games of skill etc.

      Synonyms:
      fair, funfair, pleasure ground, circus, carnival, amusement park, bazaar

      Antonyms:
      dirty, inequitable, unsportsmanlike, immoderate, foul, cheating(a), unfair, unjust, out-of-bounds, unsporting, below the belt, raw, illegible, brunet, ugly, masculine, cloudy, extraordinary, brunette

    2. fairnoun

      gathering of producers to promote business

      «world fair»; «trade fair»; «book fair»

      Synonyms:
      funfair, carnival, bazaar

      Antonyms:
      unjust, raw, ugly, unsporting, brunette, foul, below the belt, immoderate, out-of-bounds, dirty, brunet, masculine, extraordinary, unfair, inequitable, illegible, cheating(a), unsportsmanlike, cloudy

    3. fairnoun

      a competitive exhibition of farm products

      «she won a blue ribbon for her baking at the county fair»

      Synonyms:
      funfair, carnival, bazaar

      Antonyms:
      below the belt, extraordinary, foul, immoderate, cloudy, unfair, illegible, unjust, brunet, brunette, unsporting, out-of-bounds, raw, unsportsmanlike, dirty, masculine, cheating(a), inequitable, ugly

    4. bazaar, fairadjective

      a sale of miscellany; often for charity

      «the church bazaar»

      Synonyms:
      fair, funfair, carnival, bazaar, bazar

      Antonyms:
      masculine, brunette, unsporting, foul, illegible, unsportsmanlike, out-of-bounds, dirty, brunet, inequitable, unjust, unfair, extraordinary, raw, cloudy, below the belt, ugly, immoderate, cheating(a)

    5. fair, justadjective

      free from favoritism or self-interest or bias or deception; conforming with established standards or rules

      «a fair referee»; «fair deal»; «on a fair footing»; «a fair fight»; «by fair means or foul»

      Synonyms:
      upright, just, mediocre, reasonable, fair(a), middling, comely, bonny, average, good, fair, sightly, clean, fairish, equitable, honest, bonnie

      Antonyms:
      out-of-bounds, raw, inequitable, foul, ugly, unjust, extraordinary, immoderate, dirty, cloudy, unsportsmanlike, unfair, brunette, below the belt, brunet, illegible, masculine, unsporting, cheating(a)

    6. fair, fairish, reasonableadjective

      not excessive or extreme

      «a fairish income»; «reasonable prices»

      Synonyms:
      just, fairish, fair, bonnie, middling, clean, comely, bonny, mediocre, honest, reasonable, sensible, sightly, sane, average, fair(a)

      Antonyms:
      brunet, unfair, ugly, cloudy, below the belt, dirty, unsporting, masculine, brunette, cheating(a), foul, out-of-bounds, immoderate, extraordinary, raw, unjust, inequitable, unsportsmanlike, illegible

    7. bonny, bonnie, comely, fair, sightlyadjective

      very pleasing to the eye

      «my bonny lass»; «there’s a bonny bay beyond»; «a comely face»; «young fair maidens»

      Synonyms:
      becoming, mediocre, reasonable, decent, fair(a), middling, comely, sightly, comme il faut, bonny, average, just, seemly, clean, decorous, fair, fairish, bonnie, honest

      Antonyms:
      immoderate, extraordinary, brunette, unfair, foul, ugly, masculine, unjust, dirty, inequitable, out-of-bounds, illegible, unsporting, unsportsmanlike, brunet, cloudy, cheating(a), raw, below the belt

    8. fairadjective

      (of a baseball) hit between the foul lines

      «he hit a fair ball over the third base bag»

      Synonyms:
      just, fairish, bonnie, middling, clean, comely, bonny, mediocre, honest, reasonable, sightly, average, fair(a)

      Antonyms:
      unsporting, unfair, brunet, unsportsmanlike, extraordinary, cloudy, masculine, immoderate, brunette, raw, cheating(a), dirty, foul, unjust, illegible, ugly, out-of-bounds, inequitable, below the belt

    9. average, fair, mediocre, middlingadjective

      lacking exceptional quality or ability

      «a novel of average merit»; «only a fair performance of the sonata»; «in fair health»; «the caliber of the students has gone from mediocre to above average»; «the performance was middling at best»

      Synonyms:
      mean(a), modal(a), mediocre, second-rate, reasonable, intermediate, fair(a), medium, bonnie, comely, middling, bonny, ordinary, just, average, median(a), sightly, clean, fair, fairish, honest

      Antonyms:
      unfair, out-of-bounds, foul, cloudy, below the belt, ugly, unsportsmanlike, brunette, extraordinary, dirty, inequitable, immoderate, cheating(a), illegible, raw, masculine, brunet, unjust, unsporting

    10. fair(a)adjective

      attractively feminine

      «the fair sex»

      Antonyms:
      inequitable, cloudy, extraordinary, illegible, unjust, foul, brunette, immoderate, ugly, masculine, cheating(a), unsporting, out-of-bounds, unsportsmanlike, unfair, below the belt, brunet, raw, dirty

    11. clean, fairadjective

      (of a manuscript) having few alterations or corrections

      «fair copy»; «a clean manuscript»

      Synonyms:
      uncontaminating, just, clean-living, sporting, blank, fair(a), unobjectionable, fresh, bonnie, comely, sporty, clear, middling, bonny, neat, white, unclouded, honest, average, sightly, clean, light, fair, fairish, mediocre, reasonable, uninfected, sportsmanlike

      Antonyms:
      foul, immoderate, unjust, extraordinary, cheating(a), inequitable, brunette, unsportsmanlike, brunet, ugly, unsporting, raw, cloudy, out-of-bounds, unfair, masculine, below the belt, dirty, illegible

    12. honest, fairadjective

      gained or earned without cheating or stealing

      «an honest wage»; «an fair penny»

      Synonyms:
      just, mediocre, reasonable, fair(a), dependable, honorable, middling, comely, reliable, true(p), bonny, average, good, sightly, clean, fair, fairish, bonnie, honest

      Antonyms:
      unjust, out-of-bounds, ugly, foul, cloudy, illegible, immoderate, masculine, inequitable, brunet, raw, unsporting, cheating(a), below the belt, brunette, extraordinary, unfair, dirty, unsportsmanlike

    13. fairadjective

      free of clouds or rain

      «today will be fair and warm»

      Synonyms:
      just, fairish, bonnie, middling, clean, comely, bonny, mediocre, honest, reasonable, sightly, average, fair(a)

      Antonyms:
      below the belt, extraordinary, unjust, illegible, raw, cheating(a), unfair, unsportsmanlike, foul, brunette, brunet, out-of-bounds, immoderate, unsporting, inequitable, ugly, cloudy, dirty, masculine

    14. fair, fairishverb

      (used of hair or skin) pale or light-colored

      «a fair complexion»;

      Synonyms:
      just, fairish, fair, bonnie, middling, clean, comely, bonny, mediocre, honest, reasonable, sightly, average, fair(a)

      Antonyms:
      immoderate, cheating(a), brunet, illegible, cloudy, ugly, raw, masculine, unjust, unsportsmanlike, inequitable, extraordinary, unsporting, out-of-bounds, unfair, foul, below the belt, dirty, brunette

    15. fairadverb

      join so that the external surfaces blend smoothly

      Antonyms:
      inequitable, foul, cheating(a), dirty, raw, cloudy, masculine, brunette, unsporting, ugly, illegible, immoderate, extraordinary, below the belt, out-of-bounds, unfair, brunet, unsportsmanlike, unjust

    16. fairly, fair, cleanadverb

      in conformity with the rules or laws and without fraud or cheating

      «they played fairly»

      Synonyms:
      jolly, fair, middling, passably, evenhandedly, fairly, clean, plumb, moderately, reasonably, pretty, somewhat, plum

      Antonyms:
      ugly, foul, brunet, brunette, unsportsmanlike, out-of-bounds, unjust, cloudy, inequitable, unfair, illegible, masculine, below the belt, dirty, raw, cheating(a), immoderate, extraordinary, unsporting

    17. fairly, fair, evenhandedlyadverb

      without favoring one party, in a fair evenhanded manner

      «deal fairly with one another»

      Synonyms:
      jolly, fair, middling, passably, evenhandedly, fairly, clean, moderately, reasonably, pretty, somewhat

      Antonyms:
      brunette, raw, brunet, cloudy, dirty, cheating(a), inequitable, masculine, immoderate, illegible, foul, unsporting, extraordinary, below the belt, out-of-bounds, ugly, unjust, unfair, unsportsmanlike

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    Dictionary of English SynonymesRate these synonyms:2.0 / 1 vote

    1. fairadjective

      Synonyms:
      spotless, unspotted, untarnished, unblemished, unstained

    2. fairadjective

      Synonyms:
      white, light, blonde

    3. fairadjective

      Synonyms:
      handsome, comely, beautiful

    4. fairadjective

      Synonyms:
      pleasant, clear, cloudless, not cloudy, not overcast

    5. fairadjective

      Synonyms:
      favorable, prosperous

    6. fairadjective

      Synonyms:
      promising, hopeful

    7. fairadjective

      Synonyms:
      open, distinct, plain, unobstructed, unincumbered

    8. fairadjective

      Synonyms:
      frank, honest, candid, ingenuous, equitable, just, honorable, upright, impartial, unbiassed

    9. fairadjective

      Synonyms:
      reasonable, proper

    10. fairadjective

      Synonyms:
      10. pretty good, more than middling, above mediocrity

    Synonyms, Antonyms & Associated WordsRate these synonyms:2.0 / 1 vote

    1. fairadjective

      Synonyms:
      impartial, equitable, unbiased, just, honorable, unprejudiced, ingenuous, average, middling, tolerable, so-so, passable, comely, attractive, pretty, handsome, blond, light, unsullied, untarnished, spotless

    2. fairadverb

      Synonyms:
      clear, openly, frankly, honestly, favorably, auspiciously, impartially

    3. fairnoun

      Synonyms:
      bazaar, exposition

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    1. List of paraphrases for «fair»:

      equitable, just, impartial, honest, loyal, fairness, equity, leal, even-handed, adel, reasonable, feria, right, justas, equal, equitably, salon, unfair, fairly, clean, justo, decent, upright, correct, unbiased, justice, foire, nazih, exhibition, fair-minded, regular, balanced, impartiality, righteous, expo, proper

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    1. Lady Gaga:

      I’m able to laugh now, because I’ve gone through a lot of mental and physical therapy to heal over the years, my music’s been wonderful for me. But I was a shell of my former self at one point. I was not myself. To be fair, I was about 19, so … I went to Catholic school and all this crazy stuff happened, and I was going, ‘Oh, is this just the way adults are?’ I was very naive.

    2. President Trump:

      We want fair treatment.

    3. Kevin Minto:

      By the time they see it in a ceiling, there’s been a fair amount of water.

    4. Edward Snowden:

      I would love to go back and face a fair trial, but unfortunately … there is no fair trial available, on offer right now, i’ve been working exhaustively with the government now since I left to try to find terms of a trial.

    5. Kevin Gallagher:

      It’s about getting the terms right. I think that’s fair enough. We just have to work through that process.


    Translations for FAIR

    From our Multilingual Translation Dictionary

    • مَشْرُوع, حَقَّانِيّ, مُبَاح, مُسَوَّغ, مُقْسِط, أَشْقَر, عَدْل, مُحِقّ, مَأْذُون, مُنْصِف, مَقْبُول, نَزْه, عادِل, مُصِيب, مُشْتَرَع, مُصَرَّحٌ, نَزِيه, مُجَاز, مُشَرَّعArabic
    • ғәҙел, йәрминкәBashkir
    • попътен, неопетнен, справедлив, значителен, хубав, невинен, красив, рус, задоволителен, панаир, базар, подравнявамBulgarian
    • just, bell, equitatiuCatalan, Valencian
    • férCzech
    • tegWelsh
    • lys, blond, smuk, retfærdig, rimelig, markedDanish
    • hell, fair, gerecht, wunderbar, anständig, schön, hellhäutig, blond, Kirchtag, Messe, Kirmes, Ausstellung, Markt, Kirchweih, JahrmarktGerman
    • δίκαιοςGreek
    • justa, blonda, foiroEsperanto
    • justo, viento de popa, bello, pastel, inocente, equitativo, razonable, feria, feria de muestrasSpanish
    • روشن, مکارهPersian
    • viehkeä, tasapuolinen, puhdas, kelvollinen, vaalea, oikeudenmukainen, myötäinen, puolueeton, kohtuullinen, kaunis, reilu, kohtalainen, irti, rehellinen, näyttely, markkina, messu, rihdata, tasoittaa, virtaviivaistaa, kohdistaaFinnish
    • juste, beau, joli, belle, équitable, foire, marchéFrench
    • réasúnta, fionnIrish
    • fionn, cothromach, sgèimheach, maiseach, bòidheach, bàn, féillScottish Gaelic
    • feiraGalician
    • בהיר, פייר, הוגן, יפה, צודק, בהירהHebrew
    • निष्पक्षHindi
    • szép, igazságos, korrekt, szőke, fehér, vásárHungarian
    • արդարArmenian
    • fagurIcelandic
    • giusta, discreto, bello, equo, equa, giusto, discreta, bella, mercato, fieraItalian
    • הוגןHebrew
    • 色白, 公正, フェアの, 相当, 美しい, 公平, 博覧会, 市, フェア, フェアーJapanese
    • укмуштай, ярмарка, жармаңкеKyrgyz
    • feriaLatin
    • kakahoMāori
    • मेळाMarathi
    • adilMalay
    • doenbaar, correct, mooi, eerlijk, rechtschapen, bevallig, rechtvaardig, redelijk, schappelijk, bleek, blank, kermis, beurs, braderie, jaarmarkt, uitlijnen, effenenDutch
    • sprawiedliwy, targiPolish
    • claro, equilibrado, belo, adequado, formoso, honesto, justo, decente, bonito, feiraPortuguese
    • cler, clarRomansh
    • прекрасный, справедливый, приемлемый, светлый, че́стный, правомерный, сносный, красивый, ярмарка, базар, выставка, рынок, феерияRussian
    • vášar, ва́шар, са́јам, sájamSerbo-Croatian
    • rimlig, skälig, blond, ljuslagd, rättvis, fagerSwedish
    • beyaz tenli, doğru, insaflı, âdil, hakkaniyetli, güzel, kayda değer, açık, âdilâne, fuar, festivalTurkish
    • hội chợVietnamese
    • kermetVolapük

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    adjective, fair·er, fair·est.

    free from bias, dishonesty, or injustice: a fair decision;a fair judge.

    legitimately sought, pursued, done, given, etc.; proper under the rules: a fair fight.

    moderately large; ample: a fair income.

    of a light hue; not dark: fair skin.

    pleasing in appearance; attractive: a fair young maiden.

    neither excellent nor poor; moderately or tolerably good: fair health.

    marked by favoring conditions; promising: I can now assure my two little daughters of a fair future.The chief medical officer pronounced him in a fair way to recovery.

    Meteorology.

    1. (of the sky) bright; sunny; cloudless to half-cloudy.
    2. (of the weather) fine; with no prospect of rain, snow, or hail; not stormy.

    unobstructed; not blocked up: The way was fair for our advance.

    without irregularity or unevenness: a fair surface.

    free from blemish, imperfection, or anything that impairs the appearance, quality, or character: Her fair reputation was ruined by gossip.

    easy to read; clear: fair handwriting.

    seemingly good or sincere but not really so: The suitor beguiled his mistress with fair speeches.

    Nautical. (of a wind or tide) tending to aid the progress of a vessel.

    Medicine/Medical. (of a patient’s condition) having stable and normal vital signs and other favorable indicators, as appetite and mobility, but being in some discomfort and having the possibility of a worsening state.

    Dialect. scarcely; barely: It was just fair daylight when we started working.

    adverb, fair·er, fair·est.

    in a fair manner: He doesn’t play fair.

    straight; directly, as in aiming or hitting: He threw the ball fair to the goal.

    favorably; auspiciously.

    British, Australian. entirely; completely; quite: It happened so quickly that it fair took my breath away.

    noun

    Archaic. something that is fair.

    Archaic.

    1. a woman.
    2. a beloved woman.

    verb (used with object)

    to make the connection or junction of (surfaces) smooth and even.

    Shipbuilding.

    1. to draw and adjust (the lines of a hull being designed) to produce regular surfaces of the correct form.
    2. to adjust the form of (a frame or templet) in accordance with a design, or cause it to conform to the general form of a hull.
    3. to restore (a bent plate or structural member) to its original form.
    4. to align (the frames of a vessel under construction) in proper position.

    to bring (rivet holes in connecting structural members) into perfect alignment.

    Obsolete. to make fair.

    Verb Phrases

    fair off / up South Midland and Southern U.S. (of the weather) to clear: It’s supposed to fair off toward evening.

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    Idioms about fair

      bid fair, to seem likely: This entry bids fair to win first prize.

      fair and square,

      1. honestly; justly; straightforwardly: He won the race fair and square.
      2. honest; just; straightforward: He was admired for being fair and square in all his dealings.

      fair to middling, Informal. only tolerably good; so-so.

    Origin of fair

    1

    First recorded before 900; Middle English; Old English fæger “beautiful, attractive”; cognate with Old Saxon, Old High German fagar, “beautiful, peaceful,” fagr, “beautiful, bright,” Gothic fagrs “fitting”

    synonym study for fair

    1. Fair, impartial, disinterested, unprejudiced refer to lack of bias in opinions, judgments, etc. Fair implies the treating of all sides alike, justly and equitably: a fair compromise. Impartial, like fair, implies showing no more favor to one side than another, but suggests particularly a judicial consideration of a case: an impartial judge. Disinterested implies a fairness arising particularly from lack of desire to obtain a selfish advantage: The motives of her guardian were entirely disinterested. Unprejudiced means not influenced or swayed by bias, or by prejudice caused by irrelevant considerations: an unprejudiced decision.

    OTHER WORDS FROM fair

    fairness, noun

    WORDS THAT MAY BE CONFUSED WITH fair

    fair , far, fare

    Words nearby fair

    faint, faintheart, fainthearted, faints, fainty, fair, fair and square, fair ball, Fairbanks, Fairborn, fair catch

    Other definitions for fair (2 of 2)


    noun

    an exhibition, usually competitive, of farm products, livestock, etc., often combined with entertainment and held annually by a county or state.

    a periodic gathering of buyers and sellers in an appointed place.

    an exposition in which different exhibitors participate, sometimes with the purpose of buying or selling: More than twenty-five employers with multiple open positions will be meeting with applicants at this weekend’s job fair.

    an exhibition and sale of articles to raise money, often for some charitable purpose.

    Origin of fair

    2

    First recorded in 1300–50; Middle English feire, from Anglo-French, Old French, from Late Latin fēria “religious festival, holiday” (Medieval Latin: “market”), in Latin only plural; akin to feast

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    MORE ABOUT FAIR

    What is a basic definition fo fair?

    Fair describes something as being free of bias or injustice. Fair also describes something as being done according to the rules or as being neither good nor bad. Fair has many other senses as an adjective, adverb, verb, and noun.

    If something is fair, it does not favor one side or the other. It isn’t tainted by dishonesty or injustice. If something or someone is not fair, then they favor one side or are giving an unjust advantage. For example, a fair criminal judge has no prior opinion on whether a person is guilty and doesn’t treat an accused person differently from anyone else. A judge who isn’t fair might think that everyone brought to their courtroom is guilty and will punish them, even if the evidence shows that the accused is innocent. Something that is not fair is said to be unfair.

    Real-life examples: In the United States, every person is guaranteed a fair trial when they are accused of a crime. Businesses are supposed to have fair hiring practices, in which nobody gets an advantage. Judges and referees are expected to make fair decisions and not show support to either side.

    Used in a sentence: I am a fair person, giving every movie a chance to entertain me. 

    Fair can also describe something as being done according to the rules. If something is fair, nobody cheated. For example, a soccer game in which both teams strictly follow the rules is fair. A soccer game where one team has twice as many players on the field at all times is not.

    Used in a sentence: The committee decided the match was not a fair fight because one of the boxers had used steroids. 

    Fair is also used in this same sense as an adverb to mean something was done in a fair way.

    Used in a sentence: When it comes to Monopoly, I never play fair, doing anything to win.

    Lastly, fair describes something as being mediocre or satisfactory. If something is fair, it is not really good or really bad. It is decent, acceptable, or good enough.

    Used in a sentence: He gave me a fair price on the used car.

    Where does fair come from?

    The first records of fair come from before the 900s. It ultimately comes from the Old English fæger, meaning “beautiful” or “attractive.” The modern English fair can still be used in this sense, but it now has many other senses.

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    How is fair used in real life?

    Fair is an extremely common word with many senses. It is often used to describe something as being unbiased or being done while following the rules.

    I’m still a bit nervous and concerned, but I’m just fully gonna put all my faith into Ri’s lawyer and hope for honest witnesses and a fair judge. 🙏

    — Brett (@BeliEVErinEve) December 24, 2020

    Is it too much to ask for a fair game of hockey? #StanleyCupFinals #GoStars

    — Tiney Ricciardi (@tineywristwatch) September 26, 2020

    Yes, I lost a race to a snail, but it wasn’t fair! He was going the right direction the whole time.

    — Patrick Star (@Patrick_Star) October 14, 2015

    Try using fair!

    True or False?

    A fair decision is one that is biased toward one side.

    Words related to fair

    candid, civil, clean, courteous, decent, equal, equitable, generous, good, honest, honorable, impartial, lawful, legitimate, objective, principled, proper, reasonable, sincere, straightforward

    How to use fair in a sentence

    • As a principal, I have the responsibility to ensure compliance and create a fair and balanced environment for all students.

    • If the shifts among women and older voters seen in the Post-ABC poll reflect an actual shift in the electorate — a fair assumption based on a wide range of other state and national polls — that seems very difficult to do.

    • He says she urged street fairs and parades, but that’s not true.

    • Grant says BrightHire, co-founded by Ben Sesser and Teddy Chestnut, is “the most compelling platform I’ve seen to help companies run fair and inclusive hiring processes.”

    • We believe we are fair and reasonable partners and have no incentive to enforce the restrictions more broadly than necessary.

    • Even internally in the House, women are not getting their fair shake.

    • Vicky Ward was a contributing editor to Vanity Fair for 11 years.

    • Frustrating as regulars find these fair-weather exercise interlopers, they were also all beginners once, he says.

    • Perhaps it always seems that way at the time, but surely we face our fair share right now.

    • To be fair, no artist had ever been asked to, or could have pulled it off if they had.

    • Finally, let me ask the general reader to put aside all prejudice, and give both sides a fair hearing.

    • Grandmamma sits in her quaint arm-chair— Never was lady more sweet and fair!

    • He was tall and of familiar figure, and the firelight was playing in the tossed curls of his short, fair hair.

    • Mary is fair as the morning dew— Cheeks of roses and ribbons of blue!

    • May looked along at the dimpled grace, And then at the saint-like, fair old face, “How funny!”

    British Dictionary definitions for fair (1 of 2)


    adjective

    free from discrimination, dishonesty, etc; just; impartial

    in conformity with rules or standards; legitimatea fair fight

    (of the hair or complexion) light in colour

    beautiful or lovely to look at

    moderately or quite gooda fair piece of work

    unblemished; untainted

    (of the tide or wind) favourable to the passage of a vessel

    sunny, fine, or cloudless

    (prenominal) informal thorough; reala fair battle to get to the counter

    pleasant or courteous

    apparently good or valuable, but really falsefair words

    open or unobstructeda fair passage

    Australian (of handwriting) clear and legible

    a fair crack of the whip, Australian a fair shake of the dice or a fair go informal a fair opportunity; fair chance

    fair and square in a correct or just way

    fair do’s

    1. equal shares or treatment
    2. an expression of appeal for equal shares or treatment

    fair enough! an expression of agreement

    fair go! Australian and NZ informal come off it!; I don’t believe it!

    fair to middling about average

    adverb

    in a fair way; correctlyact fair, now!

    absolutely or squarely; quitethe question caught him fair off his guard

    dialect really or veryfair tired

    verb

    (intr) dialect (of the weather) to become fine and mild

    noun

    archaic a person or thing that is beautiful or valuable, esp a woman

    Derived forms of fair

    fairness, noun

    Word Origin for fair

    Old English fæger; related to Old Norse fagr, Old Saxon, Old High German fagar, Gothic fagrs suitable

    British Dictionary definitions for fair (2 of 2)


    noun

    a travelling entertainment with sideshows, rides, etc, esp one that visits places at the same time each year

    a gathering of producers of and dealers in a given class of products to facilitate businessa book fair

    an event including amusements and the sale of goods, esp for a charity; bazaar

    a regular assembly at a specific place for the sale of goods, esp livestock

    Word Origin for fair

    C13: from Old French feire, from Late Latin fēria holiday, from Latin fēriae days of rest: related to festus festal

    Collins English Dictionary — Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition
    © William Collins Sons & Co. Ltd. 1979, 1986 © HarperCollins
    Publishers 1998, 2000, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2012

    Other Idioms and Phrases with fair


    In addition to the idioms beginning with fair

    • fair and square
    • fair enough
    • fair game
    • fair play
    • fair sex
    • fair shake, a
    • fair to middling
    • fairy godmother

    also see:

    • all’s fair in love and war
    • play fair
    • turnabout is fair play

    The American Heritage® Idioms Dictionary
    Copyright © 2002, 2001, 1995 by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company. Published by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company.

    What is another word for fair?

    1388 synonyms found

    Pronunciation:

    [ fˈe͡ə], [ fˈe‍ə], [ f_ˈeə]

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    • acceptable (adjective)

    • adequate (adjective)

    • admissible (adjective)

    • agreeable (adjective)

    • alabaster (adjective)

    • all (adjective)

    • all right (adjective)

    • attractive (adjective)

    • average (adjective)

    • balanced (adjective)

    • becoming (adjective)

    • blond (adjective)

    • blond/blonde (adjective)

    • bright (adjective)

    • candid (adjective)

    • clear (adjective)

    • clement (adjective)

    • comely (adjective)

    • dainty (adjective)

    • decent (adjective)

    • delightful (adjective)

    • disinterested (adjective)

    • dispassionate (adjective)

    • due (adjective)

    • economical (adjective)

    • effeminate (adjective)

    • equitable (adjective)

    • ethical (adjective)

    • even-handed (adjective)

    • excusable (adjective)

    • fair to middling (adjective)

    • favorable (adjective)

    • flattering (adjective)

    • fresh (adjective)

    • garden-variety (adjective)

    • generous (adjective)

    • good-looking (adjective)

    • graceful (adjective)

    • great-hearted (adjective)

    • handsome (adjective)

    • honest (adjective)

    • hopeful (adjective)

    • impartial, unprejudiced (adjective)

    • impersonal (adjective)

    • inferior (adjective)

    • intermediate (adjective)

    • just (adjective)

    • justifiable (adjective)

    • large-hearted (adjective)

    • legal (adjective)

    • legitimate (adjective)

    • light-complexioned, light-haired (adjective)

    • likely (adjective)

    • logical (adjective)

    • lovely (adjective)

    • low-grade (adjective)

    • low-quality (adjective)

    • mediocre (adjective)

    • medium (adjective)

    • middling (adjective)

    • modest (adjective)

    • nice (adjective)

    • nonpartisan (adjective)

    • okay (adjective)

    • on the level (adjective)

    • open (adjective)

    • ordinary (adjective)

    • other relevant words (adjective)

    • palatable (adjective)

    • passable (adjective)

    • peaches-and-cream (adjective)

    • pearly (adjective)

    • pleasing (adjective)

    • pretty (adjective)

    • proper (adjective)

    • pulchritudinous (adjective)

    • pure (adjective)

    • ratiocinative (adjective)

    • reasonable (adjective)

    • reputable (adjective)

    • right-minded (adjective)

    • righteous (adjective)

    • rough (adjective)

    • satisfactory (adjective)

    • second-class (adjective)

    • serene (adjective)

    • snowy (adjective)

    • so-so (adjective)

    • sound (adjective)

    • sporting (adjective)

    • square (adjective)

    • strong (adjective)

    • stunning (adjective)

    • sweet (adjective)

    • temperate (adjective)

    • tolerable (adjective)

    • tolerant (adjective)

    • unbiased (adjective)

    • undistinguished (adjective)

    • unexceptional (adjective)

    • unobjectionable (adjective)

    • unostentatious (adjective)

    • upright (adjective)

    • white (adjective)

    • willing (adjective)

    • other relevant words (adverb)

    • all (adverb)

    • smack-dab (adverb)

    • act (noun)

    • antimonopoly (noun)

    • antitrust (noun)

    • bazaar (noun)

    • benefit (noun)

    • blond (noun)

    • blonde (noun)

    • bonnie (noun)

    • bonny (noun)

    • carnival (noun)

    • comely (noun)

    • disinterested (noun)

    • emporium (noun)

    • evenhandedly (noun)

    • exhibit (noun)

    • exhibition (noun)

    • exposition, carnival (noun)

    • fair (noun)

    • festival (noun)

    • fete (noun)

    • market (noun)

    • market/mart (noun)

    • other relevant words (noun)

    • pageant (noun)

    • shopping center (noun)

    • show (noun)

    • unclouded (noun)

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    How to use «fair» in context?

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    Antonyms for fair

    • adj.

      acceptable (adjective)

      • hep,
      • hunky dory,
      • cooking with gas,
      • unobjectionable,
      • copacetic,
      • peachy keen,
      • hunky-dory,
      • up to code,
      • Hepper,
      • up to snuff.

      adequate (adjective)

      • more sufficing,
      • most sufficing,
      • more suitable,
      • most capable.

      admissible (adjective)

      • re-levant,
      • more concedable,
      • more tolerated,
      • most allowed,
      • all-owed,
      • most possible,
      • re levant,
      • pertinent,
      • licit,
      • all owed,
      • most tolerated,
      • most concedable,
      • more allowed,
      • more fitting,
      • Tolerated.

      agreeable (adjective)

      • pleasureful,
      • to one’s taste,
      • to one’s liking,
      • one’s liking,
      • one’s taste,
      • peach,
      • Peacher,
      • pussycat.

      alabaster (adjective)

      • most alabastrine,
      • more alabastrine.

      all (adjective)

      • clean.

      all right (adjective)

      • more okey-dokey,
      • okeydokey,
      • okey dokey,
      • most okey-dokey,
      • most okeydokey,
      • more okey dokey,
      • more okeydokey,
      • most okey dokey.

      attractive (adjective)

      • pretty,
      • fetching,
      • taking,
      • teasing,
      • handsome,
      • Hunky,
      • looker,
      • mesmeric,
      • magnetic.

      average (adjective)

      • general,
      • boilerplate,
      • run-of-the-mill,
      • mainstream,
      • everyday,
      • nowhere.

      balanced (adjective)

      • more evened,
      • most evened,
      • counter-balanced,
      • most counterbalanced,
      • most stabilized,
      • counter balanced,
      • more counterbalanced,
      • most offset,
      • uni-form,
      • more stabilized,
      • more offset,
      • uni form.

      becoming (adjective)

      • more enhancing,
      • wellchosen,
      • be-coming,
      • most wellchosen,
      • most well-chosen,
      • most well chosen,
      • more wellchosen,
      • more well chosen,
      • most enhancing,
      • more well-chosen,
      • neater.

      blond (adjective)

      • Asher.

      blond/blonde (adjective)

      • more auricomous,
      • more flaxen,
      • more champagne,
      • more golden-haired,
      • more platinum,
      • more golden haired,
      • yellowhaired,
      • more strawberry,
      • most yellow haired,
      • most albino,
      • more yellow-haired,
      • most platinum,
      • most sandy-haired,
      • more yellow haired,
      • more goldenhaired,
      • goldenhaired,
      • washedout,
      • most strawberry,
      • strawest,
      • fairhaired,
      • more sandy haired,
      • yellow haired,
      • most bleached,
      • most flaxen,
      • fair haired,
      • most sandy haired,
      • more sandyhaired,
      • more bleached,
      • washed-out,
      • more yellowhaired,
      • most champagne,
      • most golden-haired,
      • more albino,
      • lightest,
      • more sandy-haired,
      • sandy haired,
      • sandyhaired,
      • most golden haired,
      • most yellowhaired,
      • most goldenhaired,
      • most yellow-haired,
      • most auricomous,
      • most sandyhaired,
      • golden haired.

      bright (adjective)

      • lucid.

      candid (adjective)

      • more uncolored,
      • un equivocal,
      • un-prejudiced,
      • outspoken,
      • more unpretended,
      • right front,
      • telling like is,
      • out-spoken,
      • more frontal,
      • telling like it is,
      • most frontal,
      • most unpretended,
      • out spoken,
      • un-pretended,
      • un prejudiced,
      • un pretended,
      • most uncolored,
      • un colored,
      • telling it like it is,
      • telling it like is,
      • ingenuous,
      • impartial,
      • un-colored,
      • un-equivocal.

      clear (adjective)

      • more undarkened,
      • un-dimmed,
      • more sunshiny,
      • un-darkened,
      • un dimmed,
      • un darkened,
      • most undarkened,
      • more undimmed,
      • most undimmed,
      • most sunshiny,
      • Undarkened.

      clement (adjective)

      • peaceful.

      comely (adjective)

      • a ten.

      dainty (adjective)

      • rarest,
      • wellmade,
      • well made,
      • most darling,
      • most recherche,
      • well-made,
      • more darling,
      • more recherche.

      decent (adjective)

      • de cent,
      • un-impeachable,
      • de-cent,
      • un impeachable.

      delightful (adjective)

      • de-lightful,
      • in effable,
      • rapturous,
      • re freshing,
      • re-freshing,
      • in-effable,
      • de lightful.

      disinterested (adjective)

      • detached.

      dispassionate (adjective)

      • dis interested,
      • un-flappable,
      • un flappable,
      • more unexcitable,
      • un ruffled,
      • more cold fish,
      • dis-passionate,
      • un-excited,
      • un-ruffled,
      • un involved,
      • most unexcited,
      • more poker faced,
      • judicial,
      • un excited,
      • poker faced,
      • most poker faced,
      • un excitable,
      • iceberg,
      • most poker-faced,
      • quietest,
      • dis-interested,
      • un-moved,
      • un-involved,
      • couldnt care less,
      • cold blooded,
      • coldfish,
      • un-excitable,
      • un moved,
      • most unexcitable,
      • in-different,
      • in different,
      • more coldfish,
      • more iceberg,
      • most cold-fish,
      • more unexcited,
      • most cold fish,
      • most iceberg,
      • most coldfish,
      • non discriminatory,
      • more poker-faced,
      • dis passionate,
      • un emotional,
      • un-emotional,
      • more nondiscriminatory,
      • Quieter,
      • most nondiscriminatory,
      • more cold-fish,
      • non-discriminatory.

      due (adjective)

      • de-served,
      • most earned,
      • most condign,
      • more earned,
      • de served,
      • more rhadamanthine,
      • more condign,
      • most justified,
      • more justified,
      • most rhadamanthine.

      economical (adjective)

      • marked down,
      • cost next to nothing,
      • cost next nothing,
      • low priced,
      • quite buy,
      • dog cheap,
      • bought for a song,
      • lowpriced,
      • dirt cheap,
      • low tariff,
      • stealest,
      • quite a buy,
      • cut rate,
      • on sale,
      • bought for song,
      • cost nothing.

      effeminate (adjective)

      • womanly.

      equitable (adjective)

      • more even steven,
      • most evensteven,
      • fair-to-middling,
      • more fair to middling,
      • most fair to middling,
      • more even-steven,
      • most fair-to-middling,
      • evensteven,
      • more cricket,
      • more evensteven,
      • most even-steven,
      • most cricket,
      • even steven,
      • fair square,
      • most even steven,
      • even-steven,
      • more fair-to-middling.

      ethical (adjective)

      • more high principled,
      • most moralistic,
      • highprincipled,
      • more moralistic,
      • up standing,
      • more high-principled,
      • up-standing,
      • ethical,
      • more christian,
      • more highprincipled,
      • most highprincipled,
      • most high principled,
      • true blue,
      • high principled,
      • most high-principled,
      • elevated,
      • most christian.

      even-handed (adjective)

      • even handed.

      excusable (adjective)

      • vindicatory,
      • not too bad,
      • remittable,
      • Vindicable,
      • trivial,
      • condonable,
      • exculpatory,
      • within limits,
      • Warrantable,
      • reprievable.

      fair to middling (adjective)

      • can’t complain.

      favorable (adjective)

      • more convenient,
      • welltimed,
      • full promise,
      • re-assuring,
      • re assuring,
      • most toward,
      • more toward,
      • more fortunate,
      • most reassuring,
      • more reassuring,
      • full of promise.

      flattering (adjective)

      • becoming.

      fresh (adjective)

      • more bright eyed,
      • brighteyed,
      • most uncontaminated,
      • more brighteyed,
      • more uncontaminated,
      • most refreshed,
      • un contaminated,
      • de finite,
      • bright eyed,
      • more bright-eyed,
      • re freshed,
      • most bushy tailed,
      • most bright-eyed,
      • most invigorated,
      • re-stored,
      • most bouncing,
      • bushy tailed,
      • more rehabilitated,
      • most brighteyed,
      • more unfaded,
      • re-freshed,
      • un-wearied,
      • more refreshed,
      • hardy,
      • un-polluted,
      • most bushytailed,
      • un-used,
      • more invigorated,
      • more bouncing,
      • most rehabilitated,
      • re stored,
      • re-habilitated,
      • de-finite,
      • more bushy-tailed,
      • bushytailed,
      • more bushy tailed,
      • most bright eyed,
      • un used,
      • more bushytailed,
      • most bushy-tailed,
      • most unwithered,
      • un-faded,
      • more unpolluted,
      • re habilitated,
      • most unfaded,
      • un-contaminated,
      • more unwithered,
      • un wearied,
      • un faded,
      • most unpolluted,
      • un-withered,
      • un withered,
      • un polluted.

      garden-variety (adjective)

      • gardenvariety,
      • more p,
      • most p.

      generous (adjective)

      • munificent,
      • soft-touch,
      • Open-handed,
      • unstinting,
      • Great-hearted,
      • kindhearted,
      • unsparing,
      • ungrudging.

      good-looking (adjective)

      • clean cut,
      • cleancut,
      • good looking.

      graceful (adjective)

      • limber,
      • most poised,
      • most balletic,
      • more balletic,
      • more poised,
      • graceful,
      • lithe,
      • more aesthetic.

      great-hearted (adjective)

      • big hearted,
      • kinest,
      • great hearted,
      • kiner.

      handsome (adjective)

      • more well-dressed,
      • more wellproportioned,
      • most wellproportioned,
      • well dressed,
      • welldressed,
      • most well proportioned,
      • more welldressed,
      • well proportioned,
      • more well dressed,
      • most well-dressed,
      • wellproportioned,
      • most well-proportioned,
      • more well proportioned,
      • more well-proportioned,
      • most welldressed,
      • most well dressed.

      honest (adjective)

      • lay it the line,
      • lawabiding,
      • lay it line,
      • out righter,
      • more law-abiding,
      • re liablest,
      • on the and up,
      • out right,
      • most above board,
      • on and up,
      • more upfront,
      • like is,
      • more above board,
      • re-liabler,
      • lay on line,
      • un feigned,
      • on the up up,
      • lay it on line,
      • veracious,
      • law abiding,
      • lay line,
      • out rightest,
      • out-right,
      • lay the line,
      • re liabler,
      • out-righter,
      • most law abiding,
      • most undisguised,
      • more law abiding,
      • more above-board,
      • on up up,
      • on the up and up,
      • most above-board,
      • more undisguised,
      • most law-abiding,
      • re-liablest,
      • most lawabiding,
      • un-feigned,
      • re-liable,
      • like it is,
      • most upfront,
      • un-disguised,
      • on the up,
      • un disguised,
      • on up,
      • more lawabiding.

      hopeful (adjective)

      • promiseful.

      impartial, unprejudiced (adjective)

      • civil,
      • trustworthy,
      • praiseworthy,
      • benevolent,
      • lawful,
      • uncorrupted,
      • scrupulous,
      • courteous,
      • frank,
      • nonpartisan,
      • square,
      • good,
      • straightforward,
      • sincere,
      • objective,
      • virtuous,
      • straight,
      • pious,
      • aboveboard,
      • honorable,
      • blameless,
      • righteous.

      impersonal (adjective)

      • more bureaucratic,
      • more unpassioned,
      • in human,
      • most unpassioned,
      • re-mote,
      • most bureaucratic,
      • in-human.

      inferior (adjective)

      • low-grade,
      • good-for-nothing,
      • low-rent,
      • poorer,
      • most inferior,
      • low-quality,
      • junker,
      • two bit,
      • tawdry.

      intermediate (adjective)

      • half way,
      • most intermediary,
      • inter mediate,
      • inter-posed,
      • most compromising,
      • more compromising,
      • be tween,
      • most transitional,
      • more interposed,
      • medial,
      • inter-mediate,
      • more intermediary,
      • be-tween,
      • most between,
      • more transitional,
      • inter posed,
      • more between,
      • mid way,
      • most interposed.

      just (adjective)

      • equable,
      • noble-minded,
      • right.

      justifiable (adjective)

      • Remissible.

      large-hearted (adjective)

      • large hearted.

      legal (adjective)

      • Enforcible,
      • granted,
      • card-carrying,
      • contractual,
      • juridical,
      • sure enough,
      • ordained,
      • precedented,
      • within the law.

      legitimate (adjective)

      • well-founded,
      • re-cognized,
      • well founded,
      • re cognized,
      • received,
      • wellfounded.

      light-complexioned, light-haired (adjective)

      • chalky,
      • fair-skinned,
      • colorless,
      • milky,
      • Flaxen-haired,
      • sallow,
      • blanched,
      • tow-headed,
      • snowy,
      • argent,
      • fair-haired,
      • silvery,
      • bleached,
      • creamy,
      • pale-faced,
      • faded,
      • pearly,
      • pallid,
      • tow-haired.

      likely (adjective)

      • in habit of,
      • more believeable,
      • oddson,
      • more inferable,
      • more oddson,
      • most odds-on,
      • on verge of,
      • up-and-coming,
      • more supposable,
      • up and coming,
      • most inferable,
      • more odds-on,
      • more conjecturable,
      • pre-disposed,
      • dis-posed,
      • pro-nest,
      • dis posed,
      • most believeable,
      • most assuring,
      • most oddson,
      • most supposable,
      • most conjecturable,
      • more odds on,
      • more verisimilar,
      • most verisimilar,
      • pre disposed,
      • imaginable,
      • most odds on,
      • more assuring.

      logical (adjective)

      • dis-criminating,
      • most wellorganized,
      • ex tensional,
      • more extensional,
      • most well-organized,
      • more well-organized,
      • most likely,
      • wellorganized,
      • most extensional,
      • logical,
      • holding together,
      • more wellorganized,
      • dis criminating,
      • most well organized,
      • most juridicious,
      • ex-tensional,
      • more well organized,
      • more juridicious,
      • well organized.

      lovely (adjective)

      • more lovesome,
      • most knockout,
      • most picture,
      • more picture,
      • more knockout,
      • most lovesome.

      low-grade (adjective)

      • lowgrade,
      • low grade.

      low-quality (adjective)

      • lowquality.

      mediocre (adjective)

      • secondrate,
      • no great shakes,
      • of poor quality,
      • second-rate,
      • characterless.

      medium (adjective)

      • parrest,
      • parrer.

      middling (adjective)

      • un-remarkable,
      • un remarkable.

      modest (adjective)

      • unembellished,
      • unextravagant,
      • unexcessive,
      • unornamented,
      • unadorned,
      • Unembroidered,
      • inelaborate,
      • unextreme,
      • unostentatious,
      • unradical.

      nice (adjective)

      • un-presumptuous,
      • fine dandy,
      • well mannered,
      • most simpatico,
      • most unpresumptuous,
      • wellmannered,
      • more simpatico,
      • un presumptuous,
      • more unpresumptuous.

      nonpartisan (adjective)

      • on one’s own,
      • Unimplicated,
      • non-aligned,
      • uninfluenced,
      • on own,
      • free-wheeling,
      • freewheeling,
      • non-partisan,
      • playing it cool,
      • unbigoted,
      • unaffiliated,
      • on-the-fence.

      okay (adjective)

      • not bad,
      • most surely,
      • okkest,
      • more surely,
      • in order,
      • okker.

      on the level (adjective)

      • straightshooting,
      • on level.

      open (adjective)

      • open and shut,
      • Undissembled.

      ordinary (adjective)

      • more white bread,
      • more unmemorable,
      • un-eventful,
      • unnoteworthy,
      • more whitebread,
      • most white bread,
      • most white-bread,
      • un-noteworthy,
      • stereo typed,
      • most whitebread,
      • most workaday,
      • more white-bread,
      • more unnoteworthy,
      • most unmemorable,
      • un-memorable,
      • most unnoteworthy,
      • more workaday,
      • un eventful,
      • un memorable,
      • un noteworthy.

      Other relevant words: (adjective)

      • favorable,
      • garden variety,
      • delightful,
      • albino,
      • average,
      • dewy,
      • prepossessing,
      • easy with,
      • fine and dandy,
      • be coming,
      • uncolored,
      • adequate,
      • meet,
      • upright,
      • strictly business,
      • yellow-haired,
      • travelable,
      • dainty,
      • excusable,
      • likely,
      • mouthwatering,
      • verisimilar,
      • unmemorable,
      • concedable,
      • sugar-coated,
      • peaches-and-cream,
      • good-looking,
      • generous,
      • well-proportioned,
      • moralistic,
      • inferior,
      • open,
      • unbiased,
      • dishy,
      • lay on the line,
      • honest,
      • cool cat,
      • cool as a cucumber,
      • traversable,
      • firstclass,
      • well-chosen,
      • so-so,
      • moderately good,
      • Cher,
      • sweet,
      • in the cards,
      • cricket,
      • fair to middling,
      • even-handed,
      • modest,
      • duckier,
      • unclouded,
      • strawer,
      • sandy-haired,
      • goodlooking,
      • nacreous,
      • impersonal,
      • sound,
      • frosted,
      • home-cooking,
      • odds on,
      • toothier,
      • not unlikely,
      • Conjecturable,
      • condign,
      • acceptable,
      • broadminded,
      • willing,
      • Inferable,
      • P,
      • extensional,
      • holding water,
      • right up front,
      • Aperitive,
      • fair enough,
      • toothy,
      • sunshiny,
      • dreamboat,
      • hopeful,
      • off-white,
      • strawberry,
      • Rhadamanthine,
      • tidy,
      • in the habit of,
      • assuasive,
      • scheduled,
      • recherche,
      • unpretended,
      • like new,
      • square deal,
      • beautiful,
      • easy on,
      • decent,
      • principled,
      • simpatico,
      • Unpresumptuous,
      • unmarked,
      • whitish,
      • sporting,
      • unpolluted,
      • tolerant,
      • white-bread,
      • what you see is what you get,
      • up-front,
      • mid-way,
      • better than nothing,
      • low quality,
      • ordinary,
      • Unwithered,
      • bright-eyed,
      • see through,
      • unexcitable,
      • half-way,
      • on the level,
      • lovely,
      • admissible,
      • well chosen,
      • serene,
      • nice,
      • uncontaminated,
      • intermediate,
      • transitional,
      • poker-faced,
      • okey-dokey,
      • laid back,
      • at peace,
      • clear,
      • economical,
      • good enough,
      • tolerable,
      • washed out,
      • halfway,
      • undistinguished,
      • seethrough,
      • well timed,
      • temperate,
      • respectable,
      • bright,
      • garden-variety,
      • largehearted,
      • well-organized,
      • not impossible,
      • stoical,
      • undisguised,
      • golden-haired,
      • odds-on,
      • coldblooded,
      • legal,
      • Flaxen,
      • whitebread,
      • alabaster,
      • passable,
      • reasonable,
      • cloudless,
      • stunning,
      • on the verge of,
      • run of the mill,
      • affordable,
      • cold-fish,
      • all right,
      • auricomous,
      • high-principled,
      • legitimate,
      • sportsmanlike,
      • in favor of,
      • Unfaded,
      • bushy-tailed,
      • due,
      • couldn’t care less,
      • cut and dried,
      • saporous,
      • mediocre,
      • crossable,
      • lovesome,
      • medium,
      • upfront,
      • ducky,
      • well-dressed,
      • clement,
      • on up and up,
      • Saporific,
      • not stale,
      • dewiest,
      • candid,
      • supposable,
      • on up-and-up,
      • Unpassioned,
      • juridicious,
      • good-tasting,
      • nondiscriminatory,
      • white bread,
      • motorable,
      • on the up-and-up,
      • balanced,
      • lay it on the line,
      • alabastrine,
      • opaline,
      • believeable,
      • right as rain,
      • white,
      • see-through,
      • duckiest,
      • justifiable,
      • no lie,
      • greathearted,
      • dispassionate,
      • undimmed,
      • law-abiding,
      • unexcited,
      • for real,
      • workaday,
      • home cooking,
      • dewier,
      • pure,
      • equitable,
      • bureaucratic,
      • balletic,
      • right-minded,
      • cool as cucumber,
      • satisfactory,
      • attractive,
      • okay,
      • fresh.

      palatable (adjective)

      • more good tasting,
      • more home-cooking,
      • most relishing,
      • homecooking,
      • more home cooking,
      • more relishing,
      • most home-cooking,
      • more homecooking,
      • more saporous,
      • toothiest,
      • most saporous,
      • most saporific,
      • most goodtasting,
      • more saporific,
      • palatable,
      • more sweetened,
      • more goodtasting,
      • most sweetened,
      • good tasting,
      • more sugar coated,
      • sugar coated,
      • more good-tasting,
      • more sugarcoated,
      • most aperitive,
      • most good-tasting,
      • most good tasting,
      • more aperitive,
      • goodtasting,
      • most home cooking,
      • most sugar coated,
      • more sugar-coated,
      • most sugarcoated,
      • most sugar-coated,
      • most homecooking.

      passable (adjective)

      • traveled,
      • most traversable,
      • more travelable,
      • more motorable,
      • un blocked,
      • most travelable,
      • most crossable,
      • more crossable,
      • un-obstructed,
      • most motorable,
      • more traversable,
      • un-blocked,
      • un obstructed,
      • navigable.

      peaches-and-cream (adjective)

      • peaches and cream.

      pearly (adjective)

      • more opaline,
      • more nacreous,
      • most off-white,
      • most offwhite,
      • offwhite,
      • more off-white,
      • most opaline,
      • off white,
      • pearler,
      • more offwhite,
      • pearlest,
      • most nacreous,
      • more frosted,
      • most frosted,
      • most off white,
      • more off white.

      pleasing (adjective)

      • agreeable.

      pretty (adjective)

      • dis hiest,
      • dishiest,
      • cherrest,
      • dishier,
      • more eyeful,
      • cherrer,
      • dis hier,
      • more dreamboat,
      • most eyeful,
      • dis-hiest,
      • dis-hier,
      • most dreamboat.

      proper (adjective)

      • rightful.

      pulchritudinous (adjective)

      • easy on the eyes.

      pure (adjective)

      • unalloyed,
      • out and out,
      • twenty-four carat,
      • pure and simple,
      • unmingled.

      ratiocinative (adjective)

      • ratiocinative.

      reasonable (adjective)

      • within reason,
      • making sense,
      • standing to reason.

      reputable (adjective)

      • Redoubted,
      • in high favor,
      • salt of earth,
      • salt of the earth,
      • well-thought-of,
      • of good repute.

      right-minded (adjective)

      • rightminded,
      • right minded.

      righteous (adjective)

      • de serving,
      • de-voted,
      • de voted,
      • de-serving.

      rough (adjective)

      • approximate.

      satisfactory (adjective)

      • more assuaging,
      • most appeasing,
      • de-lighting,
      • more fulfilling,
      • most assuasive,
      • de lighting,
      • more appeasing,
      • most assuaging,
      • most fulfilling,
      • more delighting,
      • more assuasive,
      • most delighting.

      second-class (adjective)

      • second class,
      • second-class.

      serene (adjective)

      • re sting,
      • selfpossessed,
      • un-troubled,
      • re-sting,
      • laidback,
      • un troubled.

      snowy (adjective)

      • most whitish,
      • more whitish.

      so-so (adjective)

      • so so,
      • SOSO.

      sound (adjective)

      • proven,
      • got it together,
      • all there,
      • holding up in wash,
      • goer,
      • standing up,
      • right-thinking,
      • hanging together,
      • GOEST,
      • well advised.

      sporting (adjective)

      • coltish,
      • square dealing,
      • kittenish,
      • square shooting,
      • straight shooting,
      • larkish,
      • Gamesome.

      square (adjective)

      • sportspersonlike,
      • on-the-level.

      strong (adjective)

      • uncompromising.

      stunning (adjective)

      • out this world,
      • first class,
      • out world,
      • more smashing,
      • most smashing,
      • top-pest,
      • firstrate,
      • out of world,
      • first rate.

      sweet (adjective)

      • sweeter,
      • sweetest,
      • sweet-tempered.

      temperate (adjective)

      • unimpassioned.

      tolerable (adjective)

      • unexceptionable,
      • most unexceptionable,
      • most sustainable,
      • be-arable,
      • sustainable,
      • more unexceptionable,
      • be arable,
      • un exceptionable,
      • more sustainable,
      • un-exceptionable.

      tolerant (adjective)

      • free easy,
      • under-standing,
      • under standing,
      • more excusing,
      • most excusing,
      • broad minded,
      • long suffering,
      • longsuffering.

      unbiased (adjective)

      • openminded,
      • un biased,
      • on fence,
      • un-biased,
      • un-interested,
      • un interested,
      • open minded.

      undistinguished (adjective)

      • nothing write home about,
      • un distinguished,
      • nothing special,
      • un-distinguished,
      • un-exciting,
      • un exciting,
      • nothing to write home about.

      unexceptional (adjective)

      • unimpressive,
      • unexceptional.

      unobjectionable (adjective)

      • un objectionable,
      • un-objectionable.

      unostentatious (adjective)

      • un assuming,
      • un ostentatious,
      • un-ostentatious.

      upright (adjective)

      • in-corruptible,
      • up right,
      • up-right,
      • in corruptible,
      • trueblue.

      white (adjective)

      • more achromic,
      • most silvery,
      • more silvery,
      • most achromic.

      willing (adjective)

      • witting,
      • go along with,
      • unbidden,
      • in favor,
      • in the mood,
      • in accord with,
      • well-disposed.
    • adv

      Other relevant words: (adverb)

      • Straightly,
      • without deviation,
      • smack dab,
      • as a crow flies,
      • slam bang,
      • unswervingly,
      • undeviatingly,
      • smack-dab.
    • adv.

      all (adverb)

      • fairly.

      smack-dab (adverb)

      • squarely,
      • as crow flies,
      • smackdab.
    • n.

      • flag day,
      • towheaded,
      • bake sale,
      • fundraiser,
      • colors,
      • fundraising.

      • correct,
      • high-minded,
      • proper.

      • windless,
      • luck.

      • viewing,
      • private showing,
      • trade show,
      • exposition,
      • roadshow.

      • be in/out of the running,
      • someone’s getting there,
      • same,
      • have something in your pocket,
      • stand a chance/hope (of doing something),
      • equal,
      • be halfway there,
      • someone should/will go far,
      • you can’t go wrong,
      • have a fighting chance,
      • be onto a winner,
      • the cards are stacked in someone’s favor.

      • sportsmanly.

      • sufficient,
      • goodish.

      act (noun)

      • fair.

      antimonopoly (noun)

      • antimonopoly.

      antitrust (noun)

      • antitrust.

      bazaar (noun)

      • bazaar.

      benefit (noun)

      • charitable affair,
      • charity performance,
      • pancake breakfast.

      blond (noun)

      • blond.

      blonde (noun)

      • Stramineous,
      • strawberries,
      • Albinos,
      • platinums,
      • sallows,
      • blonds,
      • Leucous.

      bonnie (noun)

      • bonnie.

      bonny (noun)

      • bonny.

      carnival (noun)

      • ragbag,
      • grind show,
      • jubilee,
      • jollifications,
      • street fair,
      • jollification,
      • masquerade,
      • side show,
      • ragbags,
      • jubilees,
      • Carny,
      • feastings.

      comely (noun)

      • comely.

      disinterested (noun)

      • disinterested.

      emporium (noun)

      • emporium.

      evenhandedly (noun)

      • evenhandedly.

      exhibit (noun)

      • dis play,
      • dis-plays,
      • dis plays,
      • dis-play.

      exhibition (noun)

      • an acts,
      • re presentations,
      • re-presentations,
      • a scenes,
      • re presentation.

      exposition, carnival (noun)

      • centennial,
      • occasion,
      • gala,
      • observance.

      fair (noun)

      • fair-and-square,
      • middling,
      • feminine,
      • fairish,
      • without favoring one party,
      • light-haired,
      • indifferent,
      • fair-minded,
      • unbiassed,
      • legible,
      • in-bounds,
      • sightly,
      • moderate,
      • blonde.

      festival (noun)

      • field day,
      • Festivities,
      • Festivals.

      fete (noun)

      • do’s.

      market (noun)

      • convenience store,
      • depot,
      • stall,
      • stock exchange,
      • warehouse,
      • exchange,
      • department store,
      • store,
      • bureau,
      • grocery,
      • market place,
      • office,
      • chain,
      • counter,
      • shop,
      • establishment.

      market/mart (noun)

      • co ops,
      • corner stores,
      • super markets,
      • dimestores,
      • chain stores,
      • ex changes,
      • shopping malls,
      • bodegas,
      • co op,
      • super market,
      • super-market,
      • ex change,
      • super-markets.

      Other relevant words: (noun)

      • exhibit,
      • benefit,
      • deli,
      • carnival,
      • corner store,
      • market,
      • shopping center,
      • pageant,
      • showboats,
      • supermarkets,
      • drugstore,
      • dos,
      • showboat,
      • showrooms,
      • co-op,
      • fete,
      • bodega,
      • shows,
      • EXPOS,
      • showroom,
      • supermarket,
      • dimestore,
      • expo,
      • airings,
      • souk,
      • co-ops,
      • an act,
      • grocery store,
      • mart,
      • Delis,
      • chain store,
      • Grand-stand,
      • Re-presentation,
      • exhibition,
      • show,
      • drugstores,
      • general store,
      • souks,
      • a scene,
      • shopping mall.

      pageant (noun)

      • pro cession,
      • pro-cession,
      • pro-cessions,
      • makebelieve,
      • pro cessions.

      shopping center (noun)

      • shopping complex,
      • agora,
      • shopping plaza,
      • agoras,
      • concentrated area for shopping,
      • minimalls,
      • galleria,
      • mini-mall,
      • strip mall.

      show (noun)

      • grand stand,
      • grand stands,
      • grand-stands.

      unclouded (noun)

      • clearing.
    • v.

      Other relevant words: (verb)

      • join,
      • attraction,
      • light,
      • calm,
      • display,
      • speech,
      • behaviour,
      • effect,
      • bring together.
    • Other synonyms:

      • benign,
      • platinum,
      • around,
      • partiality,
      • precisely,
      • all-right,
      • auspicious,
      • pleasant,
      • uncommitted,
      • fortunate,
      • exactly,
      • retrospective.

      • directly,
      • propitious,
      • neutral,
      • pale.

      • justice.

      • brilliant,
      • smack,
      • detachment,
      • even.

      • disappointing,
      • limited,
      • inadequate,
      • ivory.

      • bang,
      • flush,
      • still.

      • favor.

      adequate

      • competent.

      bleached

      • peroxide.

      commonplace

      • common.

      crafty

      • sly.

      honorable

      • reputable.

      impartial

      • evenhanded,
      • egalitarian.

      neutral

      • independent.

      Other relevant words:

      • cotton candy,
      • sideshow,
      • juggler,
      • celebration,
      • festivity,
      • spectacle,
      • lemonade,
      • dance,
      • entertainment,
      • funfair,
      • parade,
      • Ferris Wheel,
      • roller coaster,
      • merry-go-round,
      • in other words,
      • marching band,
      • popcorn,
      • juggle,
      • booth,
      • festival,
      • costume,
      • just.

      tolerant

      • open-minded.

      unbiased

      • unswayed.

    How to use «Fair» in context?

    There is no definitive answer when it comes to what constitutes a «fair» wage. Certainly, there are factors such as experience, skills, and productivity that should be considered when determining a wage, but ultimately, the decision falls to the employer.

    However, there are a few principles that should always be kept in mind when setting wages:

    1. Wages should be sufficient to cover the costs of living.

    2. Wages should be proportional to the value of the work performed.

    3. Wages should be consistent across similarly situated employees.

    Paraphrases for Fair:

    Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
    • Forward Entailment

      • Proper noun, singular
        exposition, expositions.
      • Noun, singular or mass
        exposition.
    • Independent

      • Cardinal number
        sounds.
      • Adjective
        justified, lawful, objective, pertinent, reliable, respectable, unjust, virtuous, non-partisanship.
      • Proper noun, singular
        Industries, Faces, norms.
      • Verb, past tense
        Got.
    • Other Related

      • Adjective
        accurate, decent, dignified, dispassionate, egalitarian, equitably, evenhanded, fair-minded, faithful, favourable, fitting, genuine, healthy, impartial, impartially, inequitable, neutral, passable, proportional, proportionate, reasonable, righteous, righteousness, rightful, sincere, straightforward, transparent, truthful, undistorted, unprejudiced, unreasonable, valid, well-balanced, even-handed, non-discriminatory, non-partisan.
      • Proper noun, singular
        exhibition, fairly, fairness, feria, impartial, reasonable, righteous, exhibitions, FAIRER.
      • Noun, singular or mass
        exhibition, fairground, fairness, faithful, impartial, parlor, reasonableness, righteous, righteousness, rightful.

    Homophones for Fair:

    • Fer, faire, phair, Ferre, fare, fehr.

    Hypernym for Fair:

    • n.

      • group
        bookfair, book fair.

    Hyponym for Fair:

    • n.

      • act
        show.
      • group
        exhibition, exposition, gathering, assemblage, expo.
    • v.

      • contact
        join.

    Meronym for Fair:

    • n.

      • act
        midway.

    справедливый, честный, ярмарка, выставка, базар, честно, ясно, чисто, точно

    прилагательное

    - честный; справедливый, беспристрастный; законный

    - арх., поэт. красивый, прекрасный

    fair woman — красавица
    fair one — красивая или любимая женщина
    the fair sex — прекрасный пол
    fair landscape — красивый пейзаж

    - белокурый; светлый

    fair hair — светлые волосы
    fair skin — белая кожа
    fair man [woman] — блондин [блондинка]

    - чистый, незапятнанный

    fair name — хорошая репутация, честное имя

    - амер. чистый, полный

    a fair swindle /do/ — чистое мошенничество

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    существительное

    - ярмарка

    the Leipzig Spring Fair — весенняя Лейпцигская ярмарка
    job fair — ярмарка вакансий
    local fair — местная ярмарка

    - благотворительный базар

    church fair — церковный (благотворительный) базар

    - выставка

    World Fair — всемирная выставка
    computer fair — выставка компьютерной техники
    American International Toy Fair — Американская международная выставка игрушек

    - красавица; возлюбленная

    the fair — прекрасный пол

    - женщина
    - посредственная, удовлетворительная отметка; посредственно, удовлетворительно

    наречие

    - честно

    to play fair — а) играть честно /по правилам/; б) действовать открыто /честно/
    to hit fair — спорт. нанести удар по правилам

    - прямо, точно

    to strike smb. fair on the chin — ударить кого-л. прямо в подбородок

    - чисто; ясно

    to copy a letter out fair — переписать письмо начисто /набело/

    - арх. вежливо, учтиво

    to speak to smb. fair — учтиво, любезно поговорить с кем-л.
    Fair and softly! — тише, легче!
    fair and square — а) честно и справедливо; б) прямо, точно

    глагол

    - проясняться (о погоде)
    - переписывать начисто; перебелять (документ)
    - тех. обеспечивать обтекаемость, сглаживать контур

    Мои примеры

    Словосочетания

    Примеры с переводом

    Life isn’t always fair.

    Жизнь не всегда справедлива.

    It’s not fair.

    Это нечестно. / Это несправедливо.

    Fair and softly!

    тише, легче!

    £150 is a fair price.

    Сто пятьдесят фунтов — это справедливая цена.

    He was a fair fool.

    Он был невообразимый дурак.

    He has fallen away from all his fair promises.

    Он нарушил все свои красивые обещания.

    I can never think you meant me fair.

    Ни за что не поверю, что ты вёл себя со мной честно.

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    Примеры, ожидающие перевода

    The World’s Fair had numerous pavilions.

    We stayed at the fair for a while longer

    Her pie won a ribbon at the county fair.

    Для того чтобы добавить вариант перевода, кликните по иконке , напротив примера.

    Возможные однокоренные слова

    fairing  — обтекатель, гостинец, придание обтекаемой формы, подарок с ярмарки
    fairly  — довольно, достаточно, справедливо, честно, совершенно, беспристрастно, явно
    fairness  — справедливость, честность, незапятнанность, чистота
    unfair  — несправедливый, нечестный, пристрастный, неправильный
    fairily  — волшебно, как в сказке, изящно, грациозно, сказочно
    fairish  — нормальный, сносный, довольно хорошо, нормально

    Формы слова

    noun
    ед. ч.(singular): fair
    мн. ч.(plural): fairs

    adjective
    срав. степ. (comparative): fairer
    прев. степ. (superlative): fairest

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