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unfaired

unfaired adjective: not having been faired.

Adjective

unfaired (not comparable)

  1. Not having been faired.
    • If any serious number of deck erections have been left unfaired, these percentages will be too low.1948, George Stephen Baker, Ship Design, Resistance and Screw Propulsion, page 194

Origin of unfaired

From un- + faired.

Questions about unfaired

What does unfaired mean?
Unfaired means not having been faired.
What part of speech is unfaired?
Unfaired is an adjective.

Words near unfaired in the dictionary

  1. unfair competition
  2. unfair dismissal
  3. unfair dismissals
  4. unfair list
  5. unfair lists
  6. unfaired
  7. unfairer
  8. unfairest
  9. unfairing
  10. unfairly
  11. unfairminded

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