fair enough
What you say when you initially disagreed with
another's opinion or behavior, but after
hearing their
explanation can now see their point of view.
fair enough
by kmphilosopher on Jun 12, 2011 20:55:55
Example:
"When you graded my test, you added my score incorrectly.
I see, you're right.
Fair enough."
OR
"I think think
Stephen King's prose is quite a bit less effective than you think!
OK. Fair enough."
fair enough
by GPF on Aug 26, 2004 02:32:05
fair enough
by otterpark on May 16, 2014 09:17:29
fair enough
by ddevil8892 on Jul 06, 2011 19:02:08
fair enough
by F.A.N.D.A.Y.R.E. on Sep 07, 2011 08:39:19
1. A statement in which the
pronouncer neutrally accepts to having made a mistake, normally after having given instructions; a face-saving technique
"Take that
Halloween mask off, it's creeping me out"
"This isn't a mask."
"
Fair enough."
"This form is all wrong. We are at set 19A."
"This is set 18."
"Fair enough."
Example:
2. A neutral response to something weird, odd, or unexpected.
Mark is driving at night down a
wooded road.
As he rounds
the bend, a bird hits his windshield and rockets off into the night.
Mark calmly continues on his way and says,"
Fair enough."
fair enough
by micky on Apr 23, 2005 20:48:42
fair enough
by Ihatethisclassalot on Sep 23, 2009 07:10:24
Example:
Student: "I think that
MLA formatting has nothing to do with real artwork, and any document titled 'The Art of Writing: MLA Format' is an abomination to all of literature."
Teacher: "
Fair enough."
fair enough
by Rosseh! on Oct 27, 2005 20:47:52
Example:
1. "I hate myspace"
"
Fair enough"
2. "The over use of the words
fair and enough are causing our generation to be poor communicators"
"
Fair"
3. "I shot JR"
"
Fair play to you man"
fair enough
by BP10 on Nov 15, 2007 02:24:54
Situation: When
two guys are
checking out a girl from a distance, and she looks better up close than expected. Usually follows the answer to the question "
Potential?"