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The synonym fair synonymous definition words:
fair [object]
means "property"
directly, straight
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fair [object]
means "effect"
favourably, auspiciously, reasonably, justly
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fair [noun]
means "event"
market, exhibit, exposition, exhibition, bazaar, festival, display
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fair [adjective]
means "quality"
average, mediocre, ordinary, middling, passable, reasonable, tolerable
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fair [adjective]
means "property"
distinct, clear, frank, open, plain, unencumbered, unobstructed
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fair [adjective]
means "nature"
rainless, bright, placid, clarion, cloudless, calm, pleasant, fine
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fair [adjective]
means "colour"
pale, pallid, light, sallow, milky, white, flaxen, blond
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fair [adjective]
means "characteristic"
promising, favourable, hopeful, likely
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fair [adjective]
means "character trait"
polite, virtuous, courteous, civil, amiable, decent, gracious, honourable
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fair [adjective]
means "behaviour"
principled, clean, sincere, pure, above-board, spotless, objective, dispassionate, impartial, even-handed, disinterested, righteous, candid, equitable
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fair [adjective]
means "attraction"
fair-skinned, charming, beautiful, comely, handsome, lovely, pleasing
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agreeable [adjective]
means "acceptable"
reasonable, in accord with, amenable, fair, satisfactory
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amusement park [noun]
means "carnival"
fair, side show, circus, exposition
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attractive [adjective]
means "pretty"
lovely, beautiful, comely, fair, pleasing
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average [adjective]
means "middle"
fair, usual, intermediate, medium, typical, mediocre
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balmy [adjective]
means "mild"
gentle, tropical, pleasant, warm, temperate, fair
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bazaar [noun]
means "exhibit"
exposition, exhibition, fair, festival, display, market
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benefit [noun]
means "charity ball"
dance, bazaar, concert, exhibition, fair
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blond [adjective]
means "pale"
fair
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bright [adjective]
means "characteristic"
illustrious, fair, distinguished, eminent, prosperous, famous
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carnival [noun]
means "amusement park"
fair, side show, circus, exposition
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clarion [adjective]
means "rainless"
bright, placid, fair, cloudless, calm, pleasant
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clear [adjective]
means "characteristic"
fair, sunny
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clement [adjective]
means "balmy"
mild, fair, calm, clear, warm, sunny
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decent [adjective]
means "property"
average, fair, satisfactory, mediocre, middling, good
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deserving [adjective]
means "worthy"
good, honourable, immaculate, unblemished, unsullied, fair
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distinct [adjective]
means "clear"
express, fair, definite, lively, plain, lucid
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economical [adjective]
means "inexpensive"
cheap, low, reasonable, fair, moderate
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equitable [adjective]
means "even"
fair, equal, impartial, just
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even [adjective]
means "property"
equitable, fair, equal, impartial, just
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even-handed [adjective]
means "impartial"
fair, disinterested, righteous, candid, equitable, objective
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exhibition [noun]
means "public event"
exposition, carnival, fair, show, performance, opening
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exposition [noun]
means "display"
fair, demonstration, performance, pageant, mart, exhibit
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flaxen [adjective]
means "pale"
pallid, light, sallow, milky, white, fair
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good [adjective]
means "property"
fair
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honest [adjective]
means "characteristic"
truthful, upright, virtuous, just, moral, fair
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honorable [adjective]
means "honest"
just, upright, virtuous, true, ethical, fair
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honourable [adjective]
means "honest"
just, upright, virtuous, true, ethical, fair
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impersonal [adjective]
means "impartial"
fair, detached, objective, unbiased, unprejudiced
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inexpensive [adjective]
means "economical"
cheap, low, reasonable, fair, moderate
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just [adjective]
means "characteristic"
impartial, fair, equitable, upright, right, lawful
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light [adjective]
means "colour"
whitish, blanched, pale, fair
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lovely [adjective]
means "attraction"
attractive, pretty, beautiful, comely, fair, pleasing
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market place [noun]
means "display"
fair, demonstration, performance, pageant, mart, exhibit
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medial [adjective]
means "middle"
fair, usual, intermediate, medium, typical, mediocre
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mediocre [adjective]
means "medium"
average, fair, middling, mean, indifferent
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medium [adjective]
means "property"
mediocre, average, fair, middling, mean, indifferent
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middling [adjective]
means "mediocre"
second-rate, fair, passable, indifferent, tolerable, lack-lustre
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milky [adjective]
means "pale"
pallid, light, sallow, fair, white, flaxen
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moderate [adjective]
means "average"
modest, medium, usual, fair, mediocre
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objective [adjective]
means "impartial"
fair, detached, impersonal, unbiased, unprejudiced
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open [adjective]
means "behaviour"
fair, frank
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passable [adjective]
means "tolerable"
admissible, mediocre, common, fair
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pretty [adjective]
means "attraction"
attractive, lovely, beautiful, comely, fair, pleasing
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reasonable [adjective]
means "just"
fair, equitable, right, sensible, wise, rational
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respectable [adjective]
means "mediocre"
moderate, passable, tolerable, fair, middling
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right [adjective]
means "property"
just, fair, equitable, legitimate, upright, honest
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righteous [adjective]
means "virtuous"
fair, noble, honest, good, ethical, moral
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round [adjective]
means "speech"
fair
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sallow [adjective]
means "pale"
pallid, light, fair, milky, white, flaxen
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serene [adjective]
means "clear"
translucent, unclouded, fair, limpid, pellucid, bright
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side show [noun]
means "minor attraction"
carnival, jubilee, street fair, fete, amusement park, fair
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sound [adjective]
means "behaviour"
prudent, fair
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straight [adjective]
means "honest"
fair, just, virtuous, upright, equitable, honourable
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sunny [adjective]
means "property"
fair, temperate, pleasant, balmy, mild
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tolerable [adjective]
means "average"
mediocre, ordinary, middling, passable, reasonable, fair
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tranquil [adjective]
means "still"
temperate, calm, moderate, balmy, pleasant, fair
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tropical [adjective]
means "mild"
gentle, balmy, pleasant, warm, temperate, fair
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untroubled [adjective]
means "calm"
serene, pacific, rainless, cloudless, clear, fair
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white [adjective]
means "characteristic"
fair-skinned, aryan, fair
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whitish [adjective]
means "light"
blanched, pale, fair
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worthy [adjective]
means "good"
deserving, honourable, immaculate, unblemished, unsullied, fair
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fairly [adjective]
means "property"
equitably, honestly, justly, honourably, reasonably, impartially
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fairly [adjective]
means "manner"
reasonably, moderately, adequately
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fairness [noun]
means "rectitude"
integrity, virtue, uprightness, right, justice, equity
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fairy [noun]
means "elf"
elfin, brownie, spirit, pixie, enchantress, fay, leprechaun
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fairy [noun]
means "demon"
witch, warlock, vampire, ghoul, poltergeist, devil
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fairy tale [noun]
means "pretence"
fantasy, sham, make-believe, fancy, unreality
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chivalry [noun]
means "courtesy"
virtue, gallantry, fairness, nobility, righteousness
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cleanness [noun]
means "purity"
fairness, clearness
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clemency [noun]
means "mildness"
calm, stillness, peace, temperance, gentleness, fairness
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dryad [noun]
means "tree nymph"
fairy, nymph, sprite, goddess, pixie
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elfin [noun]
means "elf"
fairy, brownie, spirit, pixie, enchantress, fay
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enough [object]
means "quantity"
adequately, fairly, quite, amply, abundantly, reasonably
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equity [noun]
means "justice"
fairness, impartiality, righteousness
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evenly [object]
means "equally"
justly, fairly, squarely, precisely, impartially
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gremlin [noun]
means "imaginary creature"
imp, demon, leprechaun, pixie, sprite, fairy
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halfway [object]
means "to some extent"
nearly, fairly, pretty, moderately, partially
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honesty [noun]
means "integrity"
virtue, uprightness, morality, probity, honour, fairness
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impartially [object]
means "equally"
justly, fairly, squarely, precisely, evenly
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justice [noun]
means "rectitude"
integrity, virtue, uprightness, fairness, right, equity
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justly [object]
means "equally"
evenly, fairly, squarely, precisely, impartially
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lawfully [object]
means "justly"
equitably, fairly, rightfully, uprightly, rightly, righteously
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leprechaun [noun]
means "gnome"
goblin, sprite, imp, pixie, fairy, brownie
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make-believe [noun]
means "pretence"
fantasy, sham, fairy tale, fancy, unreality
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moderately [object]
means "somewhat"
fairly, rather, pretty, tolerably, to some extent
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naiad [noun]
means "nymph"
sprite, fairy, undine, pixie, fay
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partially [object]
means "to some extent"
nearly, fairly, pretty, moderately, halfway
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pixie [noun]
means "tree nymph"
fairy, nymph, sprite, goddess, dryad
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pixy [noun]
means "sprite"
imp, fairy, leprechaun, dryad, goblin, elf
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pretty [object]
means "amount"
somewhat, fairly, rather, moderately, tolerably, to some extent
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purity [noun]
means "cleanness"
fairness, clearness
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queen [noun]
means "person"
fairy queen, queen regent, czarina
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queen mother [noun]
means "female sovereign"
wife of a king, queen consort, queen, queen dowager, consort, fairy queen
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rather [object]
means "amount"
somewhat, to some extent, fairly, moderately, reasonably, pretty
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reasonably [object]
means "adequately"
fairly, quite, amply, abundantly, enough, just
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rectitude [noun]
means "right"
integrity, virtue, uprightness, fairness, justice, equity
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right [object]
means "manner"
justly, equitably, fairly, rightfully, uprightly, lawfully
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right [noun]
means "quality"
rectitude, integrity, virtue, uprightness, fairness, justice
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righteously [object]
means "justly"
equitably, fairly, rightfully, uprightly, lawfully, rightly
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rightfully [object]
means "justly"
equitably, fairly, right, uprightly, lawfully, rightly
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somewhat [object]
means "rather"
to some extent, fairly, moderately, reasonably, pretty, quite
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squarely [object]
means "evenly"
equally, in the middle, exactly, precisely, accurately, fairly
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tale [noun]
means "language"
story, yarn, anecdote, narrative, account, fairy tale
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tolerably [object]
means "adequately"
fairly, quite, amply, abundantly, reasonably, just
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well [object]
means "quantity"
considerably, fairly, quite, far, rather
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