fairish

An old-fashioned adjective meaning moderately good or of average quality; now rarely used in modern English.

• 🇵🇹Adjetivo pouco usado que significa razoavelmente bom ou de qualidade mediana; indica algo apenas satisfatório, sem se destacar.

1. Moderate or reasonable B2 informal

   Not excessive or extreme; fairly good or acceptable in amount or quality.

   • The price of the car was fairish, not too high.
   • He made a fairish amount of money from the project.
   • The weather was fairish, neither too hot nor too cold.

   🇵🇹Moderado ou razoável

   Sinônimos: acceptableadequateaveragedecentmediocremoderatepassablereasonableso-sotolerable

   Antônimos: excessiveextreme

2. Pale or light-colored B2 informal

   Used to describe hair or skin that is light or pale in color.

   • She had fairish hair that shimmered in the sunlight.
   • His fairish complexion burned easily in the sun.
   • The child had fairish skin and blue eyes.

   🇵🇹Claro ou pálido

   Sinônimos: blondfairlightlight-coloredpalewhitish

   Antônimos: brunettedarkswarthy

• more fairish comparative form
• most fairish superlative form