fairness

UK /ˈfɛə.nəs/ US /ˈfɛɚ.nəs/
noun 2

Collocations

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(noun.)

ADJ

strict

VERB + FAIRNESS

achieve, ensure, guarantee

The new rules were designed to ensure fairness for all students taking the exam.

FAIRNESS + VERB

call for sth, demand sth, require sth

The new rules require fairness in how teachers grade all their students' work.

PREP

in (all) ~

In all fairness, she worked harder than anyone else on the project, so she deserved the promotion.

with ~

The manager ran the competition with fairness, making sure every participant had an equal chance.

~ in

The teacher insisted on fairness in how she graded all her students' exams.

~ to

We need to ensure fairness to everyone when dividing the prize money.

PHRASES

a sense of fairness

Her parents tried to teach her a sense of fairness when sharing toys with her friends.

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