fairly
- adverb
- /ˈfɛrli/
- Guidelines can help ensure that laws are applied fairly and reduce the negative consequences to PLHIV.
- treated fairly
- apply fairly
- compete fairly
Who the fuck has ever been treated fairly Beyoncé?
- Who the fuck has ever been treated fairly Beyoncé?
- We all remember his rallies when the crowds chanted treat her fairly, treat her fairly.
- You get you earn the chance to apply, to be fairly reviewed.
Examples
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It's taken time, but it needed to be done fairly.
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Let the record show that I tried, fairly and impartially.
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Have you been fairly treated?
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I just wanna be treated fairly.
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I promise I'll do everything in my power to see to it you're treated fairly.
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In order to organize discussion and reach decisions fairly, the Assembly adopted Robert's Rules of Order.
Academic text (1990) -
Your Kikuyu are good workers... and I look forward to dealing with them... honestly and fairly.
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Unlike most criminal law bloggers, he writes with a fairly objective tone.
Academic text (2011) -
Foreign-born faculty members perceived that minority faculty members were treated less fairly at their institutions.
Academic text (2011) -
The committee ensured that all candidates were evaluated fairly during the selection process.
Synonyms
In a fair way because someone deserves it
To consider facts without personal feelings or opinions
In a just and honest way that follows the rules
In a fair and honest way
In a fair way without personal feelings or interests
In a fair way that gives everyone what they need
In a calm, fair way without strong feeling or bias
Without showing strong feeling or taking sides
In a fair way that treats all sides the same
Act in a fair way without personal feelings or unfair views
Antonyms
How Impartial
Surface Forms
Morphology
fairly = fair (transparent) = fair + ly
Formed by the productive adverbial suffix '-ly' added to the adjective 'fair', preserving the meaning 'in a fair way'.
Etymology
Fairly comes from the adjective fair plus -ly. Fair long ago meant 'just' or 'good', so fairly means doing something 'in a fair, honest way'.