Fairly
Fairly adverb - To some degree or extent.
Without fear and fairly are semantically related. in justly topic. In some cases you can use "Without fear" instead an adverb "Fairly".
Without fear
Fairly and without fear are semantically related. Sometimes you can replace term "Fairly" with "Without fear", this terms are similar.
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- justly and fairly
- justly and without fear
- properly and fairly
- properly and without fear
- equitably and fairly
- equitably and without fear
- rightly and fairly
- rightly and without fear
- reasonably and fairly
- reasonably and without fear
- simply and fairly
- simply and without fear
- equally and fairly
- equally and without fear
Both terms in one sentence
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He's a well-known hero who not only battles the malevolent creatures of the Wood without fear, but has a reputation for treating peasants fairly, and she hopes he'll help her escape.
Source: Broken Pedestal - The system works fairly well - a customer can be robbed in the safety and comfort of their own home at the start of the year and afterwards walk the streets without fear (or with less fear than usual, this being Ankh-Morpork).
Source: Thieves' Guild -
In Black Panther: the Man Without Fear, Big Bad Vlad the Impaler tries to avert this, treating his minions fairly and giving even the ones that betray him a second chance (just the one, mind — if they betray him again, their ass is toast).
Source: Villainous Demotivator
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