Fair and Moral

Fair

Fair adjective - Following or according to the rules.

Usage example: a hockey player who is respected for his fair play

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Moral and fair are semantically related in virtuous topic. In some cases you can use "Moral" instead an adjective "Fair".

Nearby Words: fairness, fairly, faired, fairground

Moral

Moral adjective - Conforming to a high standard of morality or virtue.

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Synonyms for Moral

Antonyms for Moral

Fair and moral are semantically related in characteristic topic. Sometimes you can use "Fair" instead an adjective "Moral", if it concerns topics such as virtuous.

Nearby Words: morality, moralistic, moralize, moralise, morale

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typical	typical fair	typical moral
many	many fair	many moral
entire	entire fair	entire moral
great	great fair	great moral
Other adjectives: important, new, major, upcoming, eponymous.

Both words in one sentence

Both Ed and Edd from Ed, Edd 'n' Eddy take more than their fair share of abuse from Eddy (although in Edd's case its not stupidity that's the problem but instead being overly moral and verbose).

Source: Bumbling Sidekick
Though to be fair the boys are shown to have a lot in common, such as their similar taste in comics, movies, and television, similar moral values and senses of humor.

Source: Token Minority Couple
An Aesop: Most of the stories have a clear moral to them — though a fair few (especially the more comedic ones) don't.

Source: Creator / Asbjørnsen and Moe

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