Synonyms for fair game
fair game

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1. prey, quarry, target, fair gamenoun

   a person who is the aim of an attack (especially a victim of ridicule or exploitation) by some hostile person or influence

   "he fell prey to muggers"; "everyone was fair game"; "the target of a manhunt"

   Synonyms:
   object, target, quarry, target area, pit, aim, butt, mark, objective, prey, stone pit

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1. • Victim

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1. Hillary Clinton:

   One can disagree with the particulars of the agreement to put a lid on the nuclear weapons program of Iran, and that is fair game. But this steps over the line.

2. Wendy Williams:

   It's kind of funny. Turnabout's a fair game, I get it. ... You wear a different mask when you're out here.

3. Carly Fiorina:

   Any former president is fair game. Donald Trump threw George W. Bush under the bus several months ago. Any former president is fair game.

4. Fox News:

   She was the shining star ofthe royal family at the time, and frankly many people at the time said Prince Charles didn't like that, princess Diana was the people'sprincess, the one that peopleturned to so when the divorce orwhen the marriage broke down,people started to side with herand they didn't like that.As soon as she spoke to thepress, she kind of cross thatline… When she came out andget that big interview it wasalmost as if the gloves came offand she was fair game for therest of the press and it was really at thatpoint we started to see themhound her.

5. Rob Mahoney:

   Donald Trump gave a cue to leaders around the world that attacking the media was now fair game, when Donald Trump launched attacks on the media( over their coverage) of Donald Trump shambolic handling of the pandemic, the very moment the public needs as accurate information as possible, leaders in India, Brazil, the Philippines and Western Europe followed suit, denying the severity of the virus to cover their own failures.