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The lawyers' offer was most appeasing to my lawyer's claims, so I accepted. America's natives might have fared better had they not been so appeasing. Are you appeasing me?
to experience good or badfortune - It is faring ill with him.to go; turn out; happen - He is faring well in his profession.to eat and drink - They are faring sumptuously.
The verb is to fare (to be, to get along) and the verb form is faring.The noun fairing is an aerodynamic structure on cars, planes, and other vehicles.
Yes, fare is both a verb and a noun.The verb fare (fares, faring, fared) is to get along, used for saying how well or how badly someone is or was doing. Example sentence:Our candidate did not fare well in the primary.The noun fare (fares) has three different meanings, the cost of a ticket on bus, train, plane or ship; a passenger, and food. Example sentences:There's a ten dollar fare for the ferry.The driver dropped off his last fare and headed for the garage.They serve Asian fare at this restaurant.
Of course not. If it was the worst written, worst acted, worst directed etc etc, it wouldn't have lasted as long as it had.There has been many shows that have fared far worse than iCarley.
The word fared is a verb. It is the past tense of the verb fare.
American Gigolo is a famous comedy movie that received terrible ratings for many critics. American Gigolo fared terribly when it came to the charts, as it wasn't very popular.
no, because area of 1 fared capacitor is equal to double area of earth.
The rookie boxer fared better than his opponent, winning his first bout.
fared well.
Fared is the past participle of fare.
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The past tense is fared.
In-fared waves
he wouldn't of done good
G. R. Neave has written: 'How they fared'