set fair
The phrase "set fair" can refer to favorable conditions in weather, situations, or specific contexts like masonry.
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Definition
B2Weather
(common, UK)Describing weather conditions that are clear and expected to remain pleasant.
Example
- The forecast says it will be set fair for the rest of the week.
B2General
(common, literary)Indicating a situation that is favorable or promising for success.
Example
- With all the preparations done, the project is set fair for a successful launch.
C1Masonry
(technical)Providing a smooth, finished surface on plaster after initial roughing in.
Example
- The mason worked diligently to set fair the wall before painting.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "set fair":
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