The difference between equality and fairness.
First, the meaning is different.
1. Quite; Prefer; 1 o'clock
2. Fairness means: fairly; reasonably
Second, the usage is different.
1.rather Usage: it is an adverb of degree, which is used to modify adjectives and adverbs, verbs, participles or singular nouns of the original or comparative level, indicating "some", "quite" and "how much land", and is often used in a negative sense. You can use it with too as an adverbial of degree, but you can't modify the comparative degree at this time. Put it in front of the indefinite article, and when there is an adjective in front of the noun, it can also be placed behind the indefinite article.
Example:
Poultry is quite cheap now.
Poultry is very cheap now.
2. Equivalent usage: usually used with adjectives or adverbs that mean "good", and when used with neutral adjectives or adverbs, it means "approval and appreciation". When doing "completely and simply", it is often used to modify verbs or adverbials with exaggerated colors, so fairly can't be put at the end of the sentence at this time.
Example:
His general health is quite satisfactory.
His general health is quite satisfactory.
Third, the emphasis is different.
1. quite emphasized: used to deny the structure.
2. Considerable emphasis: more used for positive structure, less used for negative structure.