Antonyms for fairish

Grammar : Adj

Spell : fair-ish

Phonetic Transcription : ˈfɛər ɪʃ

Definition of fairish

As in mediocre : adj average, commonplace
As in medium : adj midway, average
As in middling : adj adequate, okay
As in moderate : adj fair, average, so-so
As in so-so : adj in an acceptable manner
As in fair to middling : adj reasonably good
As in goodish : adj acceptable
As in OK : adj acceptable
As in fair : adj mediocre, satisfactory

Example sentences :

She was consuming a fairish stretch of open water at a high speed.
Extract from : « The Cruise of the Dry Dock » by T. S. Stribling

"Fairish," the other replied evasively; and Taylor grew suspicious.
Extract from : « Colonial Born » by G. Firth Scott

The majority were Russian and French with a fairish sprinkling of Belgians.
Extract from : « The Escape of a Princess Pat » by George Pearson

Then we got a fairish breeze; but we can get nothing in moderation.
Extract from : « Life of John Coleridge Patteson » by Charlotte M. Yonge

It was a business as had been established some time—a fairish business it was.
Extract from : « The Revolution in Tanner's Lane » by Mark Rutherford

I have been over it a fairish number of times, but I have never been able to get the hang of it.
Extract from : « Three Men in a Boat » by Jerome K. Jerome

It is handy for the river, and I do a fairish trade with sailors of an evening.
Extract from : « Dorothy's Double » by G. A. Henty

He seemed about thirty, fairish, with a rather ragged moustache.
Extract from : « A Bed of Roses » by W. L. George

Unluckily he had pitched upon one who, when he is in collar, reckons thirteen and a half hours a fairish day's work.
Extract from : « Letters of Travel (1892-1913) » by Rudyard Kipling

Now, ladies, I call that a fairish good fight, considering no one is killed on either side.
Extract from : « Old New Zealand » by Earl of Pembroke.

Synonyms for fairish

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