Fair (adjective)

1. Treating people equally without favoritism or discrimination.
2. Pleasingly clear and honest; free from bias or favoritism.
3. Moderately good; acceptable.
4. (of hair or complexion) light; blonde.
5. (of weather) fine and dry.
6. Large and attractive; beautiful or handsome.

Origin:

Old english fæger, of germanic origin; related to old high german fagar.

Examples:

1. The company offers equal opportunities to all its employees, regardless of their gender or ethnicity.
2. The report gave a fair and accurate account of the events.
3. The party was a fair success, with about 100 people attending.
4. She has fair hair and blue eyes.
5. The weather is looking fair for tomorrow's picnic.
6. The fair young maiden caught the prince's eye.