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Meanings of too fair in English
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Usage of too fair in English
1
Her skin was too fair for Spanish blood to flow beneath it.
2
They walk too fair for earth that naebody can find fault wi'.
3
Thou art too fair to be left to braid St. Catherine's tresses.
4
I've tried to be fair to the Yezidi...Maybe too fair, but I just-'
5
For four days, we have been blest with almost too fair a wind.
6
Your prospects, however, are too fair to justify want of spirits.
7
She is too fair, at least, to have done any wrong.
8
No palace could be too fair for you, Berna, no prince too noble.
9
I am too fair, too rich, for death!-nothis fit spoil!
10
Gypsy, was my first thought, but her complexion was surely too fair for that.
11
If anything, Richard and Margery Harrington were almost too approving, too fair, too balanced.
12
This is it that destroys cities of men and families well governed-wordstoo fair.
13
You stand before me too fair, too lovely for me.
14
Diamonds could not be too bright, or roses too fair.
15
I have said: The Queen should not have enemies; she is too delicate, too fair.
16
She was too fair to ever try maligning him.
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Too fair through the time
Too fair across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common