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fair-mindedly

fair-mindedly adverb: in a fair-minded manner.

Adverb

fair-mindedly (comparative more fair-mindedly, superlative most fair-mindedly)

  1. In a fair-minded manner.
    • The goal is to teach students how to take a position and defend it strongly and with passion, and yet fair-mindedly.1993, John Esterle, Dan Clurman, Conversations with Critical Thinkers, page 56

Forms of fair-mindedly

comparativemore fair-mindedly
superlativemost fair-mindedly

Origin of fair-mindedly

From fair-minded + -ly.

Questions about fair-mindedly

What does fair-mindedly mean?
Fair-mindedly means in a fair-minded manner.
What part of speech is fair-mindedly?
Fair-mindedly is an adverb.

Words near fair-mindedly in the dictionary

  1. fair-handedness
  2. fair-headed
  3. fair-maid-of-France
  4. fair-mannered
  5. fair-minded
  6. fair-mindedly
  7. fair-mindedness
  8. fair-sized
  9. fair-skinned
  10. fair-spoken
  11. fair-to-middlin'

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