Noun:

ತಟಸ್ಥ ಆಟ,

fair game's Usage Examples:

Pottinger later noted that the Age of Empires series team took great pride in their AI playing a fair game and didn't know what the player was doing and had to play by the same rules as its human opponents.

[N]one is fair game until he or she declares against us.

Food supplies, livestock, and women and children were all fair game, and eventually Manuelito married one of his many Mexican slaves, Juanita (1845-1910).

above the expected according to fair Mendelian segregation and fair gametogenesis) and altruism (genes in the same genome may disagree on how to value.

Apart from the legal tactics described below, the fair game activities included break-ins, libel, upsetting the companies of the enemy, espionage, harassment, misuse of confidential communications in the folders of community members and so forth.

He told Scientologists:If the Internal Revenue Service (in refusing the FCDC [Founding Church of Scientology, Washington DC] non-profit status) continues to act up or if the FDA does sue we can of course Comm Ev [Committee of Evidence] them and if found guilty, label and publish them as a Suppressive Group and fair game .

Armstrong won the case, in part because the Judge ruled that Armstrong, as a Scientologist of long standing, knew that fair game was practiced, and had good reason to believe that possession of these papers would be necessary to defend himself against illegal persecution by the Church.

Hubbard writes They are fair game.

He believed, reasonably, that he was subject to fair game.

As the US Government's attorneys put it,Defendants, through one of their attorneys, have stated that the fair game policy continued in effect well after the indictment in this case and the conviction of the first nine co-defendants.

In his Introduction to Scientology Ethics, published in 1968, Hubbard wrote that no Scientologist could be punished for any action taken against a Suppressive Person or Group during the period that person or group is 'fair game'.

Petley observes that the British press had long-since perfected a way of representing the ideas and personalities associated with socialism as so deranged and psychotic that they represented a danger to society, thus rendering them fair game for editorial vilification.

Synonyms:

victim, target, quarry, prey,

Antonyms:

inactivity, peristalsis, anastalsis, inactiveness, dormant,