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Meaning of Fair
The primary meaning of the word "Fair" is related to being just, unbiased, and equitable.
Etymology of Fair
The word "Fair" has its origins in Old English "fæger", which meant "pleasing, attractive, or beautiful"
This is derived from the Proto-Germanic word "fagiz", which is also the source of the Modern German word "föger" meaning "beautiful" or "handsome"
Over time, the meaning of the word "Fair" has expanded to include concepts of justice, impartiality, and reasonableness
Synonyms
just
equitable
reasonable
impartial
unbiased
neutral
legitimate
lawful
valid
honest
upright
decent
respectable
proper
moderate
average
medium
middling
tolerable
acceptable
satisfactory
adequate
sufficient
ample
abundant
plentiful
liberal
generous
bountiful
handsome
pretty
attractive
lovely
beautiful
pleasant
agreeable
nice
fine
clear
sunny
cloudless
justifiable
excusable
pardonable
Definitions
- According to Oxford Languages, the word "Fair" has multiple definitions, including:
- + (of a person or their behavior) just and unbiased
- + (of a thing) aesthetically pleasing or attractive
- + (of weather) fine and sunny
- + (of a price or amount) reasonable and moderate
Usage Examples
- The judge tried to be fair and impartial in her decision
- * The fair weather made it a perfect day for a picnic
- * The company aims to provide fair prices for its products
- * The fair-haired girl stood out in the crowd
Antonyms
unfair
biased
unjust
discriminatory
partial
one-sided
unreasonable
excessive
inadequate
insufficient
meager
scarce
unpleasant
disagreeable
nasty
ugly
unattractive
dull
cloudy
rainy
unjustifiable
inexcusable
unpardonable