also: フェアー
Used as an adjectival noun to describe something that is fair, just, or impartial, often in contrast to 'unfair'.
The coach treats all the players fairly.
I think that decision isn't fair.
Let's have a fair competition.
fair; exhibition; trade show
Refers to an event such as a trade fair, book fair, or exhibition.
A book fair will be held in Tokyo next month.
The book fair is held in Tokyo every autumn.
Both teams tried to keep the game fair.
He's a player who always competes fairly.
フェア describes fair, impartial conduct, while アンフェア is its direct opposite, describing unfair or dishonest conduct.
In baseball, フェア (fair ball) means the batted ball lands in play, whereas ファウル (foul ball) means it lands outside the field of play.
Standard katakana spelling for the English loanword 'fair'.
Variant spelling with a long vowel mark; less common but sometimes seen.
Borrowed from English 'fair'.