Sentence examples for fair and square from inspiring English sources

'fair and square' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe an activity or transaction that is fair and impartial and without deception or manipulation. For example: "We agreed to the deal fair and square, so there is no way either of us can back out now."

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fair and square

adverb

Totally fairly and undoubtedly.

  • We won the game fair and square

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All fair and square?

You won fair and square.

He won fair and square.

Nemati qualified fair and square.

He won it fair and square.

"The best book won, fair and square".

They beat us fair and square".

"O.K., I won fair and square".

We were beaten fair and square.

"I want to win fair and square".

"You won fair and square," Bill said.

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