fairly in Irish
fairly in Irish is réasúnta — fairly means to a moderate or reasonable extent; quite.
fairly in Irish
réasúnta
(degree) Partly, not fully; somewhat.
What does "fairly" mean?
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adv To a moderate or reasonable extent; quite.
"The test was fairly difficult."
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adv In a fair, just, or unbiased manner.
"The judge treated both sides fairly."
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fairly in a sentence
- The test was fairly difficult.
- She speaks French fairly well.
- The judge treated both sides fairly.
- The teacher marked all the essays fairly, without favouring anyone.
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What is "fairly" in Irish?
"fairly" in Irish is réasúnta. fairly means: To a moderate or reasonable extent; quite.
How do you use "fairly" in a sentence?
Example: "The test was fairly difficult." In Irish, "fairly" is réasúnta.
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