Fair
Fair adverb - According to the rules or the law.
Nigh
Nigh adverb - Very close to but not completely.
Usage example: he has nigh completed his degree
Both words in one sentence
- It doesn't seem like a fair trade at first, since Rynn is a mere mortal and Arokh is a nigh-unstoppable dragon but apparently, only killing Arokh kills Rynns as well, not vice versa.
Source: Synchronization -
Though to be fair, two of those are derived from toys of Optimus Primal, and the last two are nigh identical, but separate, characters using the same toy.
Source: Everything's Better with Monkeys -
Although to be fair to the old boy, he essentially made it extremely clear that he was just a (hyperpowered and nigh on invulnerable) man, not a god.
Source: Scale of Scientific Sins
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