enough
- noun
- /ɪˈnʌf/
- The team gathered enough evidence to support their claim.
- Enough said
- Good enough
And then they finally said enough's enough, give these guys the gear.
- And then they finally said enough's enough, give these guys the gear.
- I think that they've been through enough of the rough Rd.
- I felt like I did enough for my OK.
- If the workers had enough, he rings me when they're reloading.
Examples
-
You do not have enough cash in the bank right now.
-
Isn't half a million enough for many people?
-
There's just not enough time in the day, right?
-
And we really didn't know enough of what was going on.
-
And there isn't enough research around why this happens.
-
After searching for hours, we finally found enough food to feed everyone.
-
There is enough light in the room to read comfortably.
Synonyms
A large amount that is more than needed
A large amount of something more than you need
An amount more than needed or allowed
A large amount of something, more than you need
Enough of something to satisfy a need or desire
Enough of something for a particular purpose
There is enough for everyone to have some
More than what is needed or wanted
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', and it is like the German word genug. So as a noun, enough is the 'amount' that meets a need.