Fair
/ˈfɛər/
Definitions
- (adj.) Free from bias, dishonesty, or injustice; impartial.
The judge must remain fair in all decisions.
- (adj.) Conforming with rules or standards; legitimate and equitable.
They reached a fair agreement after negotiations.
- (adj.) Moderate or adequate in quality or quantity.
He received a fair wage for his work.
Forms
- fairs
- fairer
- fairest
- fairly
- fairness
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Commentary
In legal drafting, "fair" should be clearly defined to prevent subjective interpretation and ensure consistent application, especially regarding standards of equity or impartiality.
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