Fairer is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FAIRER in dictionary:

VERB:
• (of the weather) become fine
• streamline (a vehicle, boat, or aircraft) by adding fairings
NOUN:
• a beautiful woman
• a gathering of stalls and amusements for public entertainment
• a periodic gathering for the sale of goods.
• an exhibition to promote particular products
• an annual competitive exhibition of livestock, agricultural products, etc., held by a town, county, or state.
ADVERB:
• without cheating or trying to achieve unjust advantage
• to a high degree
ADJECTIVE:
• FAIR, just; pleasant to look at
• treating people equally without favouritism or discrimination
• just or appropriate in the circumstances
• (of a means or procedure) not violent
• (of hair or complexion) light; blonde
• (of a person) having a light complexion or hair
• considerable though not outstanding in size or amount
• moderately good
• complete; utter
• (of weather) fine and dry
• (of the wind) favourable
• beautiful
• (of words) specious despite being initially attractive
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• free from bias, dishonesty, or injustice

Words related to FAIRER

fair7 fairest10

Words that contain FAIRER

unfairer11

How to use FAIRER in a sentence

• The smallest of these galleries was that nearest the gate of entrance, and they gradually became larger and fairer in succession, the most sumptuous being at the farthest end.
• Riley Sinclair is harder than he looks, but absolutely honest and will pay fairer than anybody.
• One deputation, consisting of members of the fairer sex, received even higher honors.
• And so, since every man needs many women, there is nothing fairer than to allow him, nay, to make it incumbent upon him, to provide for many women.
• Yet after all, I know no work which gives a fairer measure of Mr.
• And after that should he put them in a yet fairer Paradise, where that they should see the God of Nature visibly, in His Majesty and in His Bliss.
• Nothing could be fairer than the outskirts of Altdorf on a May morning.
• Instead of being crushed by the machines, life will be made fairer, and happier, and nobler by them.
• A little older, a little quieter, a little finer and a good deal fairer, she was simply transfigured by having recovered.
• His hair was fairer than she had thought, as fair as hers was dark, and she liked it all the better for that.
• A semely man our hoste was withal For to han been a marshal in an halle, A fairer burgeis is ther non in Chepe.
• Emelie that fairer was to scene Than is the lilie on hire stalke grene, And fresscher than the May with floures newe.
• You shall raise up for me a palace fairer than this, and if you can work that miracle I will grant your prayer or lose my kingly crown.
• But I shall think it fairer, When thou art come to bless, With thy sweet smile and silver voice, Its silent loveliness.
• Whether the Queen of Winter conquered in bad weather, and her fairer rival when the season was warm and the flowers abundant, we are not told.
• On your account I could wish I had been more successful, but perhaps she will be fairer when she knows me better.
• But she then, because the evening was fine and the fairer weather had revived her failing powers, said she would walk out by the cornfields herself.
• The target could not be fairer, that black mark against the snow.
• All at once he noticed everyone looking in the same direction, and saw One coming up who was fairer than the sons of men.
• She was not a pretty child, unless naturally curling fair hair, that would be fairer when it was washed, could make her so.
• And so all the people that were there present gave judgment that La Beale Isoud was the fairer lady and the better made.
• Doubtless it was a fairer city in those days, for long centuries of Turkish possession have reduced many of the former stately palaces to ruins.
• A domain fairer than Elysium opened to their astonished gaze, whenever they penetrated some sylvan grove where stood the plantation manor house.
• Many persons prefer the primary, to a convention, believing the former to be a fairer and more impartial method of ascertaining the choice of the party.
• He was blue-eyed and fairer than Anne, and the tan of his face was red where hers was dusky.
• No fairer shield was ever borne by man than that which Hephaistus made for Achilles.
• The little boy leaning against her knees had darker blue eyes, and fairer hair pushed back from a bold and manly forehead.

Similar words containing FAIR without suffix er

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