ALL meanings of fairly
fair·ly
F f - adverb fairly properly; legitimately: a claim fairly made. 1
- adverb fairly clearly; distinctly: fairly seen. 1
- adverb fairly Chiefly Southern U.S. actually; completely: The wheels fairly spun. almost; practically: He slipped off the roof and fairly broke his neck. 1
- adverb fairly Obsolete. softly. 1
- adverb fairly Obsolete. courteously. 1
- adverb fairly evenly or justly 1
- adverb fairly by the rules 1
- adverb fairly more or less 1
- noun fairly With justice. 1
- adverb fairly in a fair manner; justly or honestly; impartially. 1
- adverb fairly moderately; tolerably: a fairly heavy rain. 1
- adverb fairly In a fair manner; clearly; openly; plainly; fully; distinctly; frankly. 0
- adverb fairly Favorably; auspiciously; commodiously. 0
- adverb fairly Honestly; properly. 0
- adverb fairly Softly; quietly; gently. 0
- adverb fairly Partly, not fully; somewhat. 0
- adverb fairly Fairly means to quite a large degree. For example, if you say that something is fairly old, you mean that it is old but not very old. 0
- adverb fairly You use fairly instead of 'very' to add emphasis to an adjective or adverb without making it sound too forceful. 0
- adverb fairly Fairly is used to emphasize that something happens to a very great degree or extent. 0
- graded adverb fairly You use fairly to suggest that a statement is probably or possibly true, and therefore deserves to be accepted or considered. 0
- adverb fairly moderately 0
- adverb fairly as deserved; justly 0
- adverb fairly positively; absolutely 0
- adverb fairly clearly 0
- adverb fairly courteously 0
- adverb fairly justly; equitably 0
- adverb fairly moderately; somewhat 0
- adverb fairly clearly; distinctly 0
- adverb fairly virtually; in effect 0
- adverb fairly softly 0