fairchance

noun
UK /ˈfeə.tʃɑːns/
US /ˈfer.tʃæns/

A fair chance is a fair turn to try something.

The teacher gave every student a fairchance to answer the question.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A reasonable possibility of success.

With more practice, she has a fairchance of winning the race.

3. A chance given without unfair advantage to anyone.

The contest rules promise a fairchance to all players.

4. An honest and unbiased opportunity.

The new hiring policy gives a fairchance to every applicant.