fairly
Meaning in simple English
US /ˈfɛrli/ · UK /ˈfeəli/
fairly means: To a noticeable degree, but not very or extremely.
adverb
QUITEB1
To a noticeable degree, but not very or extremely.
- The test was fairly easy.
- We finished the work fairly quickly.
- Their new house is fairly close to ours.
JUSTLYB1
In a way that is honest and treats people equally or as they deserve.
- Please play fairly.
- The manager treated everyone fairly.
- Was the prize money shared fairly?
FAVOURABLYC2
In a way that offers good conditions or advantages.
- The port was fairly situated for trade.
- Their prospects stood fairly at the start.
- The town was fairly placed beside the river.
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