Suffices is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SUFFICES in dictionary:

VERB:
• SUFFICE, to be adequate
• be enough or adequate
• meet the needs of

Words related to SUFFICES

suffice15 sufficed17 sufficing18

How to use SUFFICES in a sentence

• It suffices that men make and name so many complex ideas of these mixed modes as they find they have occasion to have names for, in the ordinary occurrence of their affairs.
• This suffices to keep you informed, hour by hour, of what she says, does, and thinks.
• At first they sit under two blankets, but later on one suffices.
• The supply not only suffices for the domestic use of the inhabitants, but is abundant for every public purpose of ornament or utility.
• A light jerk suffices to shake the weight on to the surface of the ice.
• A very slight belt of trees suffices to obstruct the lateral circulation of the air, and if the sun be also excluded the natural upward currents are also prevented.
• It would be superfluous to quote examples of what a mere look at the Chandogya Upanishad, for instance, suffices to prove.
• It suffices our present purpose to consider Poetry as the sort of thing the poets write.
• So long as we are Christians and live fairly consistent lives, I think that suffices.
• A careful scrutiny suffices to indicate a peculiarity in this star.
• Each animal suffices for its own ends, is perfect of its kind, and needs no further development.
• This suffices with the mass of the people, who have no means of distinguishing the false from the true paragraphs of a newspaper.
• Enlightened egotism suffices to put any intelligent individual into the path of justice and truth.
• It suffices, as in common operations of surveying, to draw visual lines from the two extremities of a known base to an inaccessible object.
• It suffices to close the relation of this incident by saying, that at night Sarah came to receive directions from Mr.
• It is clear then that to a Christian man his faith suffices for everything, and that he has no need of works for justification.
• A grave, moral, and patriotic purpose in itself suffices to shape a career of grandeur and service.
• The latter years of the fourteenth century, at any rate, saw the open-air sacred drama in full action, and that suffices for our purpose.
• Again, it suffices for the perfection of the universe that the creature be ordained in a natural manner to God as to an end.
• This suffices for the reply to the First Objection.
• To secure them, it suffices to turn them over on their backs.
• At such an early age it is not necessary to go into details, as a very little information suffices to satisfy the child.
• No form of government, monarchical or republican, concentrated or diffused, suffices to maintain a church.
• They have something in themselves which suffices them.
• It suffices to say that in May 1709, he had opened the siege of Pultawa, by the capture of which he counted that the road to Moscow would lie open to him.
• For the child fully to enjoy her play, she must now have companions of her own age, the older person no longer suffices.
• Gravitation, then, suffices to preserve the stability of the solar system.
• A single course of the plainest food suffices his appetite, and he grows manifestly uneasy when faced with a long meal.

Similar words containing SUFFICE without suffix s

suffice15 sufficed17 sufficer16 sufficers17

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