fairness

simple noun17 collocationsAvg. frequency: 7.1
basic fairness8.0

Refers to the fundamental or essential level of fairness required in a situation.

simple fairness7.8

Highlights that the required fairness is not complicated, but straightforward.

economic fairness6.8

Relates to the fair distribution of wealth, opportunities, and privileges within a society.

elementary fairness6.5

Similar to basic fairness, emphasizing the simplest principles of being fair.

procedural fairness6.0

Fairness in the processes and procedures used to make decisions, especially in law.

scrupulous fairness5.0

Emphasizes meticulous attention to detail and principles in being fair.

fairness requires sth6.9

Similar to 'demand', indicating that fairness makes something necessary.

fairness demands sth6.7

Used to say that a particular action is necessary in order to be fair.

a sense of fairness8.8

An innate or developed understanding of what is right and just.

in (all) fairness8.5

A phrase used to introduce a statement that defends someone or explains their actions, to be fair to them.

with fairness7.0

Indicates that an action is performed in a fair manner.

fairness to6.8

Indicates the person or group towards whom fairness is directed.

fairness in6.5

Refers to the application of fairness within a specific context or area.

ensure fairness8.2

To make certain that a situation is fair.

guarantee fairness7.5

To promise or make it certain that there will be fairness.

question the fairness7.2

To express doubts about whether something is fair.

achieve fairness7.0

To succeed in creating a fair situation or outcome.