e.g. most beautiful . I think fairest is right. Unfortunately a great deal of common usage is incorrect in formal terms but accepted simply because it is commonly accepted. ‘Most fair’ does not sound so bad, but is uncommon.

An 1852 illustration shows Snow White’s evil stepmother gazing into her magic mirror. Her famous question includes an ambiguous word: “fairest.” The word is a cognate of Old Saxon fagar, meaning beautiful, pretty or peaceful. Since the days of the historian Bede, in the early 700s, it was used to mean good-looking.

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1 : in a manner that is honest or impartial or that conforms to rules : in a fair manner play fair. 2 chiefly British : fairly sense 3 fair makes you want to cry. fair. verb. faired; fairing; fairs.

A woman of refined or decorous manners and character; (also) a fashionable woman. Also (ironic or depreciative): a woman who dresses ostentatiously, affects manners viewed as being above her social rank or position, or is preoccupied with her appearance.

adjective. If you describe someone or something as fair, you mean that they are average in standard or quality, neither very good nor very bad. Reimar had a fair command of English. Synonyms: respectable, middling, average, reasonable More Synonyms of fair.

What does the guy mean if he says, “fair enough” when I told him that I’m not interested in him anymore? – Quora. It means he’s trying to act nonchalantly about the fact that you just shot him right in the heart. But don’t worry, he’s got this. Let him walk away with his dignity.

“Life isn’t fair to anyone. It doesn’t matter what level you may be. Life will always be unfair, and there is a reason it is unfair. Life isn’t fair to anyone and still, most people act like everything is fair in their lives and they try to smile every day and that’s a courageous act.

We suffer because of the idea that life was meant to be painless and things should go smoothly as it is. You don’t expect life to be fair to you because you are a good person or you work so hard. Life has its own rules, it’s complicated and not the same for everyone.

Life is many things. Life is both fair and unfair; it is both “A” and not “A”. We can see the violation of society’s rules amongst humans in their daily activities, though we cannot see the violation of physics, ever. We see social inequality, but we will never see inequality as a result of the laws of nature.

Life will always seem hard when we hinge our happiness on the others. Whether that’s a spouse or a friend or someone else, happiness is not sourced from other people, it comes from within. Or on their overall happiness. Even worse, when that person makes your life more difficult, it’s hard to keep your sanity.

People who have lived a hard will show physical signs of wear and abuse. It can be seen in several forms which include physical, mental and emotional evidence. Their is no straight clear cut answer to your question because of the many different causes and reasons for a person’s journey in life.

Many people have conflicted feelings about their in-laws. If you find yourself hating your wife’s family, it could be because you feel misunderstood by them. If they don’t get you, it could become frustrating to communicate with them. Some husbands feel like their wife understands them, but her family doesn’t.