Fairly well
Well enough and fairly well are semantically related in sufficiently topic. In some cases you can use "Well enough" instead an adverb phrase "Fairly well".
Well enough
Fairly well and well enough are semantically related in sufficiently topic. You can use "Fairly well" instead an adverb phrase "Well enough". popular alternative
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- adequately and fairly well
- adequately and well enough
- suitably and fairly well
- suitably and well enough
- fittingly and fairly well
- fittingly and well enough
- appropriately and fairly well
- appropriately and well enough
- tolerably and fairly well
- tolerably and well enough
- reasonably and fairly well
- reasonably and well enough
- sufficiently and fairly well
- sufficiently and well enough
Both terms in one sentence
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Crouch, who always calls him "Weatherby" instead of "Weasley." Made a bit strange because he apparently knows Percy's father Arthur fairly well, though perhaps not well enough to know they're related?
Source: Accidental Misnaming
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