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Noun fair-weather has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebFair-weatherDescription:Fair-weather is both an adjective and a noun that refers to someone or something that is inconsistent or unreliable, especially in times of trouble or adversity. It can describe a person who is only supportive or loyal when things are going well and lacking the necessary commitment during challenging situations. Adjective - Sense 1:When used as an adjective, fair-weather means showing a lack of dedication, support, or loyalty during difficult times. Example sentence: The fair-weather friends abandoned him as soon as he faced financial hardships. Adjective - Sense 2:As an adjective, fair-weather can also describe something that is suitable or enjoyable only in good weather conditions. Example sentence: The fair-weather bicycle is designed for casual rides on sunny days. Noun - Sense 1:When used as a noun, fair-weather refers to a person who is only friendly or supportive when it benefits them. Example sentence: Don't rely on him; he is just a fair-weather who will disappear when you need help. Noun - Sense 2:As a noun, fair-weather can also indicate a period of calm weather between storms or a short period of good conditions. Example sentence: Sailors took advantage of the fair-weather to make necessary repairs on their ship. Related products: | ||||
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