Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
no-fair
adjective
/noʊ-fɛər/
Definition
An informal term expressing that something is unjust or not equitable.
Examples
- “It’s no-fair that I have to do all the chores while others relax.”
- “She shouted ‘no-fair’ when she found out her friend was allowed to skip a line.”
- “During the game, the referee made a no-fair call that led to much debate among the players.”
Meaning
Used to describe a situation where someone feels they have been treated unfairly or where an outcome seems unjust.
Synonyms
- unfair
- inequitable
- biased
- unjust
