Sufficient is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SUFFICIENT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• something sufficient
ADJECTIVE:
• adequate
• enough; adequate
• Equal to the end proposed; adequate to wants; enough; ample; competent; as, provision sufficient for the family; an army sufficient to defend the country.
• Possessing adequate talents or accomplishments; of competent power or ability; qualified; fit.
• Capable of meeting obligations; responsible.
• Self-sufficient; self-satisfied; content.
• of a quantity that can fulfill a need or requirement but without being abundant
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• enough to meet the needs of a situation or a proposed end; being a sufficient condition

Words related to SUFFICIENT

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How to use SUFFICIENT in a sentence

• And a man may, without giving replies on each separate point, speak of the entire genus in such a way that his answer may appear sufficient as to the whole matter.
• Perhaps an Englishman may think the latter quite sufficient, considering that France is the freeest country in the world, and, above all, a republic.
• At the time the removal was made other causes sufficient to justify it existed, but if they had not the Secretary would have been dismissed for this cause only.
• It was hardly sufficient to say that they had lost their money.
• From the first the mere anecdote, the mere statement I might say, that such a thing had happened on the high seas, appeared to me a sufficient subject for meditation.
• Here the stress has been sufficient to start two cracks.
• Thou art sufficient unto us so that we can dispense with the world and all that is therein.
• This single consideration is sufficient to show how completely the daily business of life is affected and controlled by the heavenly bodies.
• The noise was not great, but quite sufficient to dissipate the slumbers of the outlaw, whose sleep was never sound.
• But our perceptions, as Locke again said, are sufficient for our welfare and appropriate to our condition.
• The internal evidence is sufficient, both in quality and quantity, to demonstrate that the book is for the most part a collection of traditions.
• It is not sufficient simply to open a church or hall where a meeting can be held and expect the people to come.
• I paint a little, and draw with sufficient promise to warrant study, I am told.
• This recommendation was quite sufficient to make him a welcome visitor at our little homestead.
• With her mother, a large part of their income died also, but she still had sufficient money to supply her wants.
• To that church I will you to give what is sufficient, leaving your conscience judge of it.
• Two long wooden canoes were securely lashed together side by side, and being of sufficient width to admit of the carriage standing within them, the passage was commenced.
• For four years, with a very large school, I found this sufficient in every case of discipline which occurred, except in three or four instances, where something more was required.
• This diet was taken twice a day for seven days, and was selected by the subject as giving sufficient variety for his needs and quite in accord with his taste.
• The creeks were running low and slimy with the advance of summer, but there had been sufficient water to let the herd drink its fill at least once a day.
• A little fatigue and a slight degree of exhaustion are sufficient for such an action to become difficult and impossible to prolong for a long time.

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