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How to say "in all fairness" or "to be fair" in latin?
What is fair is aequum, so you would say "ut aequum". For example, in the Satires, Horace writes:
... amicus dulcis, ut aequum est, mea compenset vitiis bona ...
...My sweet friend, to be fair, must …
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