Synonyms for fairly
ˈfɛər lifair·ly

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1. reasonably, moderately, pretty, jolly, somewhat, fairly, middling, passablyadverb

   to a moderately sufficient extent or degree

   "pretty big"; "pretty bad"; "jolly decent of him"; "the shoes are priced reasonably"; "he is fairly clever with computers"

   Synonyms:
   jolly, fair, middling, passably, evenhandedly, clean, more or less, slightly, moderately, reasonably, pretty, sanely, somewhat, sensibly

   Antonyms:
   unfairly, below the belt

2. fairly, fair, evenhandedlyadverb

   without favoring one party, in a fair evenhanded manner

   "deal fairly with one another"

   Synonyms:
   jolly, fair, middling, passably, evenhandedly, clean, moderately, reasonably, pretty, somewhat

   Antonyms:
   unfairly, below the belt

3. fairly, fair, cleanadverb

   in conformity with the rules or laws and without fraud or cheating

   "they played fairly"

   Synonyms:
   jolly, fair, middling, passably, evenhandedly, clean, plumb, moderately, reasonably, pretty, somewhat, plum

   Antonyms:
   below the belt, unfairly

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1. fairlyadverb

   Synonyms:
   impartially, equitably, openly, favorably, auspiciously

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1. List of paraphrases for "fairly":

   equitably, relatively, quite, enough, rather, justly, pretty, impartially, somewhat, reasonably, equally, equitable, fair, loyally, evenly, honestly, comparatively, very, faithfully, sufficiently, just

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1. Brad McMillan:

   I think it should be a fairly calm day, the market reacted to JPMorgan's earnings, the better than expected Chinese data, and now at the end of the week, everyone's kind of settling back and thinking' ok we got through that, lets think about what happens next week,'.

2. James Clapper:

   The first objective of The Russians was to sow doubt, discord and discontent in this country, and they've succeeded to it fairly well -- capitalizing and exploiting the polarization and divisiveness in this country, secondarily, of course, was to do all they could to damage Hillary Clinton's candidacy and to help, when he became serious as Donald Trump, Donald Trump.

3. Dan Stein:

   We all know that Donald Trump's somewhat unpredictable public demeanor can give people heartburn. We're no different, but Donald Trump's been fairly consistent along the way, part of what we're doing as an organization is tracking those promises and trying to make sure that Donald Trump delivers.

4. Michael Hewson:

   There is a sense that with October’s reputation, worries about surging energy prices, supply chain disruptions, concerns about inflation and power shortages, October could be a fairly windy affair.

5. Keith Pogson:

   There is a clear distinction between investment outflows that will ultimately lead to foreign direct investment in China, and hot money that's gone forever, the ChemChina deal is a very astute transaction and we will continue to see a fairly high level of such transactions, and this is not contrary to the outflow control objective.