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fair-mindedˌfair-ˈminded / $ ˈ. ˌ../ adjective   - I think he's been fair-minded in all his dealings with us.
- The Chairman is a fair-minded man, so will listen to any criticism of his proposals.
- But nowhere will be found a more sporting, fair-minded spectator.
- He is a fair-minded bloke on occasions - at least he has been to me.
- He is held to be efficient, fair-minded, scrupulously honest, and is well-liked by his colleagues.
- He must be a fair-minded fellow.
- I know that the Minister is a fair-minded man and I fear very much for his future.
- The Count was clearly a fair-minded man.
- The Minister is a fair-minded man, so he is bound to accept that there are genuine worries.
- The roots of the problem are evident to any fair-minded person.
words for describing someone who is always fair► fair · Kelson has a reputation as a fair and compassionate judge.· Despite the discrimination they suffered, my grandparents remained fair, decent, good people.be fair to somebody · I've always tried to be fair to all my children. ► just written someone who is just treats people in a way that is fair and right - use this especially about leaders, rulers, and other people in authority, especially in historical descriptions: · He was the perfect choice for Emperor -- just, patient, merciful and of royal blood.· No just government would allow this kind of treatment of its own citizens. ► fair-minded someone who is fair-minded is able to see situations in a fair and reasonable way and always considers other people's opinions: · The Chairman is a fair-minded man, so will listen to any criticism of his proposals.· She remained maddeningly fair- minded, even about her greatest opponents. able to understand and judge situations fairly and always considering other people’s opinions:  He’s a fair-minded man – I’m sure he’ll listen to what you have to say. |