fairs
Pronunciation: [fɛrz]
Word
Context: “events”
(noun) fairs are large gatherings where people come together to celebrate, sell, or enjoy fun activities. They often have rides, games, food, and booths where you can buy things or learn about different topics.
Example
We had a great time at the county fair with all the rides and games.
Example
Last year’s fair was disappointing because many of the rides were closed.
Example
What activities can we do at the fair this weekend?
Context: “markets”
(noun) fairs can also be markets where people sell their goods, like crafts, books, or food. These are often organized for specific themes or purposes, like a craft fair or a book fair.
Example
I found some amazing handmade jewelry at the craft fair.
Example
The book fair didn't have the titles I was looking for, so I left empty-handed.
Example
When does the next food fair take place in our town?
Context: “fairness”
(noun) fairs can also refer to being equal and just. This meaning is about treating people in a way that is honest and ensures everyone has the same opportunities.
Example
It's fair that everyone gets a chance to play in the game.
Example
It wasn't fair how they chose the teams, as some players were left out.
Example
Why is it important to be fair to everyone in a competition?
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