ADEQUATE vs SUFFICED: ADJECTIVE
- Sufficient for the purpose
- Having the requisite qualities or resources to meet a task
- Equal to some requirement; proportionate, or correspondent; fully sufficient
- Sufficient to satisfy a requirement or meet a need. : sufficient.
- (sometimes followed by `to') meeting the requirements especially of a task
- Enough to meet a purpose
- About average; acceptable
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ADEQUATE vs SUFFICED: VERB
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- Simple past tense and past participle of suffice.
- Be sufficient; be adequate, either in quality or quantity
ADEQUATE vs SUFFICED: TRANSITIVE VERB
- To equal.
- To equalize; to make adequate.
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ADEQUATE vs SUFFICED: OTHER WORD TYPES
- Acceptable
- About average
- To attain equality with; equal.
- To make equal or adequate.
- Equal to requirement or occasion; commensurate; fully sufficient, suitable, or fit: as, means adequate to the object; an adequate comparison.
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ADEQUATE vs SUFFICED: RELATED WORDS
- Ample, Proper, Inadequate, Insufficient, Fair to middling, Equal to, Adequate to, Up to, Capable, Passable, Competent, Decent, Enough, Satisfactory, Sufficient
- Contrive, Appended, Eschewed, Necessitate, Materialized, Deigned, Resorted, Forestalled, Muster, Proffered, Proceeded, Merited, Meant, Adequate, Sufficient
ADEQUATE vs SUFFICED: DESCRIBE WORDS
- Ample, Proper, Inadequate, Insufficient, Fair to middling, Equal to, Adequate to, Up to, Capable, Passable, Competent, Decent, Enough, Satisfactory, Sufficient
- Amounted, Constituted, Elided, Nary, Contrive, Appended, Eschewed, Necessitate, Materialized, Deigned, Proffered, Merited, Meant, Adequate, Sufficient
ADEQUATE vs SUFFICED: SENTENCE EXAMPLES
- The record is adequate to address these issues.
- Commercially adequate access to public streets and ways?
- Torres has not proved to be statistically adequate.
- ERISA with the lack of adequate fiduciary standards.
- Ensuring that adequate internal controls are in place.
- Proposed Adequate Assurance of payment for postpetition services, and established procedures for resolving requests for additional adequate assurance of payment.
- If it is determined that a BOS is not available at all or is not adequate, the customer should obtain an adequate BOS.
- Adequate provision should be made to assemble in adequate quantities expertise that enables the court to respond to multiple protection and assistance needs.
- However, the airport already has adequate capacity and will continue to have adequate capacity in the foreseeable future.
- Other methods are not adequate and cannot be made adequate.
- And it is possible that lower multiples might have sufficed.
- For two decades this simple catalogue of author cards sufficed.
- Simple repentance and prayer sufficed numerous times in Bible history.
- Heartening slows linguistically tailpiece foulness biosphere sufficed freeman navigate.
- Sergeant Richardson indicated that this sufficed for proper service.
- Either the treatment or his own healthy constitution sufficed.
- Merely repeating his earlier question would have sufficed.
- This alone would have sufficed to produce death.
- Small garrisons, scattered here and there, generally sufficed.
- A single tool once sufficed for most repairs.
ADEQUATE vs SUFFICED: QUESTIONS
- Why adequate validation is important for manufacturing?
- Does AUTOSAR support adequate memory protection mechanisms?
- Why adequate sanitary facilities in convenient locations?
- Are there adequate assessments of reading comprehension?
- Are incompletely filled radiology request forms adequate?
- What information is included under adequate notice?
- What is professional indemnity insurance limit adequate?
- Is Wynstones Steiner school's safeguarding adequate?
- Why is adequate logistics infrastructure important?
- Is adequate housing a component of an adequate standard of living?
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