Fairly
Fairly adverb - To some degree or extent.
Justifiably and fairly are semantically related in deservedly topic. In some cases you can use "Justifiably" instead an adverb "Fairly".
Justifiably
Justifiably adverb - With good reason.
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Synonyms for Justifiably
Fairly and justifiably are semantically related in uprightly topic. You can use "Fairly" instead an adverb "Justifiably".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- lawfully and fairly
- lawfully and justifiably
- justly and fairly
- justly and justifiably
- properly and fairly
- properly and justifiably
- truly and fairly
- truly and justifiably
- equitably and fairly
- equitably and justifiably
- rightfully and fairly
- rightfully and justifiably
- rightly and fairly
- rightly and justifiably
Both words in one sentence
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She is fairly nippy while running, hopping, and skipping about the arena, but her attack speed is slow compared to the likes of Stahn (and justifiably so, since she's the archer).
Source: Glacier Waif -
Flanderization: Early on, the Omnittrix is fairly reliable, only transforming Ben into the wrong alien once every few episodes, and Ben is justifiably surprised when it happens.
Source: Western Animation / Ben 10 - But in the 2000s, such major movie franchises attracted buzz because they were fairly rare occurrences, and movie studios only really gave the "franchise treatment" to intellectual properties that could be justifiably seen as deserving several Epic Films.
Source: Franchise Original Sin / Film
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