fairness

• Nom désignant la qualité d'être juste, impartial et honnête, souvent en conformité avec des règles ou des principes d'équité.

A noun referring to the quality of being just, equitable, and impartial, often in accordance with rules or standards.

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1. Conformity with rulesB1formal

   The quality of being in accordance with established rules or standards.

   Conformité aux règles

   • Fairness is essential in competitive sports.
   • The judge ensured fairness throughout the trial.
   • Policies should promote fairness for all employees.

   Synonymesequityimpartialityjustice

   Antonymesbiasinequityinjusticepartialityunfairness

2. Impartiality or justiceB2formal

   The ability to make judgments free from discrimination or dishonesty.

   équité, impartialité

   • Fairness in hiring means equal opportunity for all candidates.
   • The teacher showed fairness by listening to both sides of the argument.
   • A leader must value fairness above personal bias.

   Synonymesdisinterestdisinterestednessequityfair-mindednessimpartialityjusticeneutralityobjectivity

   Antonymesbiasdiscriminationfavoritisminequityinjusticepartialityprejudiceunfairness

3. Light complexionA2formal

   The property of having a naturally light skin color.

   Clarté du teint

   • Her fairness made her stand out among the group.
   • Many creams are marketed to preserve fairness of skin.
   • Cultural preferences for fairness vary around the world.

   Synonymeslightnesspalenesswhiteness

4. AttractivenessB1informal

   The quality of being good-looking or appealing in appearance.

   Attrait physique

   • People often associate fairness with charm and grace.
   • The old poems praise the fairness of the maiden.
   • Judges in beauty contests consider fairness as part of their criteria.

   Synonymesattractivenessbeautycomelinesshandsomenesslovelinessprettiness

   Antonymesugliness