fair-minded Definition
fair·-minded (fer′mīn′did)
adjective
just; impartial; unbiased
fair-minded Related Forms
fair′·-mind′edly adverb
fair′·-mind′edness noun
fair-minded Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- observer: The fair-minded, objective observer must surely smell grave maladministration.
- person: To any fair-minded person this is a clear abuse of power by the Labor Party.
- people: This should be a real concern to all fair-minded people in Pendle.
- employer: Some very worrying conflicts could arise for perfectly law-abiding, fair-minded employers.
- manner: It has also raised difficult issues in a fair-minded manner.
- man: This is at the best when John Smith is a fair-minded man.
Modifying Another Word
conspicuously: In fact the book seems to me conspicuously fair-minded in general.
Browse dictionary entries near fair-minded
- ‹ fair market value
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- ‹ fair game
- ‹ fair copy
- ‹ fair comment
- ‹ fair catch
- ‹ fair ball
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