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fairness
noun as in justice
Strongest matches
candor, civility, decency, decorum, equity, honesty, humanity, impartiality, integrity, legitimacy, moderation, propriety, rationality, righteousness, suitability, tolerance, truth, veracity
Strong matches
charitableness, charity, consideration, courtesy, disinterestedness, due, duty, exactitude, fair-mindedness, goodness, honor, justness, reasonableness, right, rightfulness, rightness, seemliness, uprightness
Weak matches
equitableness, fair shake, give and take, good faith, open-mindedness, square deal
Example Sentences
Bondi rejected that framing, saying that she was restoring fairness to the Justice Department and ending the “weaponization” that had taken place under President Joe Biden.
This is a character in flux, someone whose illusions of fairness and merit have been shattered by corporate scheming.
Badenoch has previously defended the cap saying it was a matter of "fairness" and Conservatives believed people on benefits "should have to make the same choices on having children as everyone else".
Social Security remains a lightning rod in American politics, with debates over solvency, benefits and generational fairness heating up ahead of the midterms.
Bettag believes CBS News has to do a better job of getting the public to understand the editorial process and how it strives for accuracy and fairness to counter the right-wing narrative of media bias.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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