faircauses
nounUK /ˈfeə kɔːzɪz/
US /ˈfer kɔːzɪz/
Good reasons that make something seem right or okay.
The teacher listened to the faircauses for being late.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Honest and equal reasons for doing something.
The judge considered the faircauses before making a decision.
3. Reasons that are not cheating or unfair.
The team explained the faircauses for their extra practice time.
4. Things that make a rule seem reasonable to everyone.
The class discussed the faircauses for the new playground rules.