Fairly
We use fairly as an adverb meaning ‘in a way which is right and just’: …

fairly | American Dictionary

fairly
adverb
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fairlyadverb (IN THE RIGHT WAY)

in a way that is right or reasonable and treats people equally :
It’s the responsibility of a judge to treat both sides fairly.

fairlyadverb (TO SOME DEGREE)

[ not gradable ]
more than a little; to some degree:
I know him fairly well.
I saw her fairly recently (= not very long ago).

Examples of fairly

fairly
Disaggregation of household results by sources of income and expenditure patterns permits a fairly detailed analysis of likely changes in poverty.
The working plans included construction of forest access roads at fairly high labour cost.
Here, language standardization achieved great success in a less developed country with less advanced technical equipment in a fairly short period.
The gender differences are fairly modest, particularly among non-married older people, for whom the interpretation is most straightforward.
There is a fairly straightforward answer to this question, which is intimately tied to their concept of iteration.
The goal of understanding the limitations of the simulation tool is fairly straightforward.
This would be fairly straightforward apart from the unresolved issue of what to do with mutually recursive functions.
First, it gives a fairly general sufficient condition for a family of graphs to satisfy the sharp threshold property.
To answer this question would require a fairly detailed exploration of the nature of the particular end in question.
Finally, the marginal contribution of each variable to the conditional probability of a fiscal consolidation being undertaken is fairly consistent across all three regressions.
The town would contain about 32,000 people and have a fairly high population density of 70-100 persons per acre.
In that example, the runner strictly prefers realizing some culmination outcome (winning) in certain ways (by competing fairly) rather than others (by cheating).
Recent use of green oak springs from the realisation that fairly young trees offer a potential resource which can be converted to provide reasonable sections.
It is good to see the literature, which is fairly scattered, receiving synoptic attention.
On the other hand, a mix of poor and fairly rich states characterises the central, central-north, and central-west regions.
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