Fair
Adjective
UK
/feər/
US
/fer/
Definition
Equal, reasonable, honest, or nice (for weather).
Example
"The teacher was fair to all students."
"It is fair to share snacks so everyone gets some."
"Today is a fair day with clear skies and mild temperature."
Explanation
Fair means treating people equally and without cheating or being rude. For example, a teacher should give fair marks to all students. It can also mean something is reasonable, acceptable, or honest. For example, it is fair to tell the truth if you do not know the answer. “Fair” can describe weather that is clear and nice, like a fair day. In competitions, a fair game is one where everyone follows the rules. People use the word to show honesty, balance, and equality. It is important to be fair in daily life, work, and relationships so that others feel respected and treated correctly.