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Definition of sufficient
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of sufficient is as below...
Sufficient
(a.)
Possessing
adequate
talents
or
accomplishments;
of
competent
power or
ability;
qualified;
fit.
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Pattern
::
Pattern
(n.) Stuff
sufficient
for a
garment;
as, a dress
pattern..
Short
::
Short
(superl.)
Insufficiently
provided;
inadequately
supplied;
scantily
furnished;
lacking;
not
coming
up to a
resonable,
or the
ordinary,
standard;
--
usually
with of; as, to be short of
money..
Self-sufficient
::
Self-sufficient
(a.)
Having
an
overweening
confidence
in one's own
abilities
or
worth;
hence,
haughty;
overbearing..
Proofless
::
Proofless
(a.)
Wanting
sufficient
evidence
to
induce
belief;
not
proved.
Counterpoise
::
Counterpoise
(n.) An equal power or force
acting
in
opposition;
a force
sufficient
to
balance
another
force.
Inability
::
Inability
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
unable;
lack of
ability;
want of
sufficient
power,
strength,
resources,
or
capacity..
Choice
::
Choice
(n.) A
sufficient
number
to
choose
among.
Persuade
::
Persuade
(v. t.) To
influence
or gain over by
argument,
advice,
entreaty,
expostulation,
etc.; to draw or
incline
to a
determination
by
presenting
sufficient
motives..
Steerer
::
Steerageway
(n.) A rate of
motion
through
the water
sufficient
to
render
a
vessel
governable
by the helm.
Ample
::
Ample (a.) Fully
sufficient;
abundant;
liberal;
copious;
as, an ample
fortune;
ample
justice..
Underfurnish
::
Underfurnish
(v. t.) To
supply
with less than
enough;
to
furnish
insufficiently.
Assets
::
Assets
(n. pl.)
Property
of a
deceased
person,
subject
by law to the
payment
of his debts and
legacies;
--
called
assets
because
sufficient
to
render
the
executor
or
administrator
liable
to the
creditors
and
legatees,
so far as such goods or
estate
may
extend..
Duplicity
::
Duplicity
(n.) The use of two or more
distinct
allegations
or
answers,
where one is
sufficient..
Cannel Coal
::
Cannel
coal () A kind of
mineral
coal of a black
color,
sufficiently
hard and solid to be cut and
polished.
It burns
readily,
with a
clear,
yellow
flame,
and on this
account
has been used as a
substitute
for
candles..
Emerited
::
Emerited
(a.)
Considered
as
having
done
sufficient
public
service,
and
therefore
honorably
discharged..
Surplusage
::
Surplus
(a.) Being or
constituting
a
surplus;
more than
sufficient;
as,
surplus
revenues;
surplus
population;
surplus
words..
Guess
::
Guess (n.) An
opinion
as to
anything,
formed
without
sufficient
or
decisive
evidence
or
grounds;
an
attempt
to hit upon the truth by a
random
judgment;
a
conjecture;
a
surmise..
Humble
::
Humble
(v. t.) To make
humble
or lowly in mind; to abase the pride or
arrogance
of; to
reduce
the
self-sufficiently
of; to make meek and
submissive;
-- often used
rexlexively.
Trunk
::
Trunk (n.) A large pipe
forming
the
piston
rod of a steam
engine,
of
sufficient
diameter
to allow one end of the
connecting
rod to be
attached
to the
crank,
and the other end to pass
within
the pipe
directly
to the
piston,
thus
making
the
engine
more
compact..
Bar
::
Bar (n.) A
special
plea
constituting
a
sufficient
answer
to
plaintiff's
action.
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