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What is the antonym for unfairness?
fairness or refreshment.
What is the opposite of unfair?
Fair, just, honest, unprejudiced...The opposite of unfair is fair.
What is the base word for unfairness?
fair
What does rolling the dice mean in slang?
If you are rolling the dice, you are gambling, or taking a chance, or taking your chances. The suggestion is that you are letting "fate" or "luck" or "chance" decide an outcome where you could have made choices but opted not to and just "let things happen" toward some outcome.
What is the answer to DICE DICE hidden meaning puzzle?
Paradise (pair of dice).
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