(of a colour or a person's complexion) Bright or healthy in appearance
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Treating people equally without favoritism or discrimination
“I trust you will leave your biases aside and come to a fair resolution on this matter.”
Considerable though not outstanding in size or amount
“The guests appear to be satisfied after having a fair amount to eat and drink this evening.”
Young and beautiful
“Its silver reflection lay delicately on the calm waters, like the shimmering gown of a fair maiden.”
Cloudless and sunny
“During fair weather, the birds will roost in hardwood knolls and the edges of hillside benches.”
Performed according to the rules
“He finished his career as a player who was always respected for his fair play.”
Justified by accepted standards of right and wrong
“Most considered his dismissal fair given his repeated transgressions.”
To an absolute degree
“It would take a fair miracle now for us to finish this project on time.”
(of hair) Of a bleached or pale golden (light yellowish) color
“She quickly scanned the merry faces, looking for one with light skin and fair hair.”
Faded or pale in hue
“Isla wasn't a fan of sunlight and consequently retained much of her fair complexion.”
Inspiring or feeling hope and optimism
“I think you will have a fair chance of passing your exam if you start cramming now.”
In one's favor
“Our voyage across the channel was helped by fair winds and calm waters.”
Free from stain (literally or figuratively)
“These false accusations have besmirched my fair name.”
(of colours) Having a restrained or non-vibrant quality
(British, of prices) Extremely low in price as to be competitive
Accurate or correct in all details
Having sound or fair judgment based on good sense
Denotes kindness and generosity
Conclusive or definitive
Showing willingness to allow the existence of opinions or behaviour that one does not necessarily agree with
Calm or composed in manner or temperament
Relating to the historical concept of chivalry
(of a colour or a person's complexion) Bright or healthy in appearance
Characterized by a low level of excellence
Not varying or fluctuating greatly
Of or relating to comparison
Not ostentatious
Delicious and pleasing to taste
Honest and frank
Characterized by a pale greyish white color, tinted with blue
An exhibition to promote particular products
“There's an art fair in town at the moment with some incredible pieces from local artists.”
A gathering of stalls and amusements for public entertainment
“The annual spring fair will feature all the usual rides along with much fun and laughter.”
A periodic gathering for the sale of goods
“Expect an incredible range of products for sale at this month's local fair.”
Collection of stores in one place
Cowboy exhibition
An event intended to raise money
In accordance to the rules or law
“You must play fair or risk getting disqualified.”
(British) Almost to the same level, amount or degree
“It fair takes your breath away to witness the beauty of nature.”
To a great or extreme degree
Exactly in a place, especially the middle
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