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✔️sufficient

adjective
/səˈfɪʃənt/
B1 Intermediate
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sufficiency sufficiently
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Meaning

enough; adequate for a purpose
enough; adequate for the purpose; satisfactory

Example Sentences

She had sufficient money to buy the dress.

We have sufficient time to complete the project.

Example Expressions

sufficient unto the day

Synonyms

enough, adequate, ample, satisfactory
Entry 1
enough, adequate, ample, satisfactory
Entry 2
enough, adequate, satisfactory, ample

Antonyms

insufficient, inadequate, lacking, deficient
Entry 1
insufficient, inadequate, lacking
Entry 2
insufficient, inadequate, lacking, deficient

Collocations

sufficient money, sufficient evidence, sufficient reason, sufficient time, sufficient funds
Entry 1
sufficient money, sufficient evidence, sufficient reason
Entry 2
sufficient time, sufficient evidence, sufficient funds

More Example Sentences

Will our budget be sufficient?

In conclusion, we have sufficient data to take the next steps.

I feel that the front-line staff do not have sufficient authority to resolve this issue.

According to my bank statement, I have sufficient funds to cover the expenses of this trip.

That experience taught me that gathering sufficient data before planning is absolutely essential.

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