fair dos
That seems right
Fair dos is a British expression acknowledging that something is reasonable or equitable: I got the bigger piece, but she got to choose first—fair dos.
It can also signal grudging acceptance of a valid point: Fair dos, I did say I'd help.
Sometimes spelled fair do's.
The American equivalent is fair enough.
Showing sound judgment
- justFair and impartial
- equitableJust and unbiased
- rightfulLegally or morally valid
- deservedRightfully earned or warranted
earned · merited · legitimate · valid · proper · appropriate · fitting · warranted
Shared the same view
- acceptedFormally agreed to
- grantedGiven or allowed officially
- point takenAcknowledging another's reasoning
- touchéAcknowledgment of valid counterpoint
understood · acknowledged · conceded · admitted · recognized · fine · okay · alright
reasonable
Showing sound judgment
deserved · earned · merited · legitimate · valid · proper · appropriate · fitting · warranted · justified
agreed
Shared the same view
- acceptedFormally agreed to
- grantedGiven or allowed officially
- point takenAcknowledging another's reasoning
touché · understood · acknowledged · conceded · admitted · recognized · fine · okay · alright · so be it
fair dosI object
Formal verbal disagreement
no deal · I refuse · absolutely not · over my dead body · not a chance
fair, does, fairer, fairest, fairly, fairness, unfair, unfairly, unfairness