enough
- adjective
- /ɪˈnʌf/
- - Is there enough light for you?
- enough money
- enough time
- enough information
But belief is enough to make people feel less pain.
- But belief is enough to make people feel less pain.
- And I'm just like, wasn't enough, you know what I mean?
- I think slowing life down with your presence enough to see life itself.
Examples
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Is there enough food for everyone at the party?
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You have wasted enough of my time.
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OK, I think I may not have enough space for this.
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OK, I think this is enough to get started.
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You just have to have enough to change policy.
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Maybe just the corner light will be enough for you to see.
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It's a long shot, but it's enough to go to trial.
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Can everyone who wants to connect do so because there is enough bandwidth to handle the traffic?
Academic text (2011) -
All we have to do is convince enough people that it is imperative to our daily lives.
Academic text (2011) -
The poor guy didn't have enough for a cup of coffee.
Synonyms
A large amount that is more than needed
A large amount of something more than you need
Not perfect but good for what you need
Enough to do what is needed
Enough in amount or quality to meet a need
Enough quality or ability to do what is needed
More than enough for what is needed
Antonyms
Idioms
- Informal
Allow someone freedom to show ability or make mistakes that reveal their true character
- Offensive
A saying that claims a girl who has started her period is ready for sex and to have children
Compounds
How Much
Surface Forms
Etymology
Enough comes from an old English word genog meaning 'plenty', similar to German genug. That's why as an adjective, enough means 'sufficient' or 'as much as you need'.