fairstart
nounUK /ˈfeə.stɑːt/
US /ˈfer.stɑːrt/
A fair start means everyone begins in a way that is fair to all.
The teacher gave every child a fairstart by handing out the same supplies.
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2. A program or policy that gives disadvantaged people extra help at the beginning so they can compete fairly.
The city launched a fairstart program to help new students catch up.
3. The first part of a race or game that is judged to be fair and without cheating.
The referee checked the lanes to make sure it was a fairstart for every runner.
4. A business or project that begins with honest and equal terms for all partners.
Their partnership was a fairstart, with everyone owning an equal share.