Sentence examples for fairly by from inspiring English sources

The phrase "fairly by" is not a grammatically correct or complete sentence.
It is possible to use "fairly" and "by" together in a sentence, but they would need to be used in different contexts. Correct usage of "fairly by" would depend on the surrounding words and the intended meaning. For example: - "She was treated fairly by the judge." (adverb + preposition) - "The painting was hung fairly by the museum curator." (adverb + preposition) - "I try to live my life fairly by treating others with respect." (adverb + preposition) In these examples, "fairly" is used as an adverb to describe the manner or quality of an action (being treated, being hung, treating others). "By" is used as a preposition to indicate the agent or means by which the action is carried out (the judge, the museum curator, treating others). Here are two examples of incorrect usage of "fairly by": - "I am fairly by the river." (This sentence does not make sense because "fairly" and "by" do not have a logical connection.) - "The teacher corrected the test fairly by." (This.