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Fair (Prenominal)

Description:

Used as a prenominal adjective, "fair" can have various meanings, depending on the context and usage. It can refer to beauty, impartiality, reasonableness, adequacy, or even a social event.

Senses and Usages:

1. Fair (Adjective):

a) Beautiful or attractive in appearance.

Example Sentence: She had fair hair that cascaded down her shoulders.

2. Fair (Adjective):

a) Impartial and just; free from bias or favoritism.

Example Sentence: The judge ensured a fair trial for all the defendants.

3. Fair (Adjective):

a) Reasonable or moderate in degree or amount.

Example Sentence: The price they asked for the antique was fair, considering its condition.

4. Fair (Noun):

a) A social gathering or event, often featuring various entertainment activities and amusements.

Example Sentence: We had a great time at the local fair, enjoying the rides and playing games.

5. Fair (Adverb):

a) In a thorough and just manner; honest or genuinely.

Example Sentence: She competed fair and square in the sports tournament.