Pronunciation: /ɪˈnʌf/
adjective sufficient; as much or as many as required
A1 I have enough money to buy a new phone.
A2 She didn't have enough time to finish her homework.
B1 There are not enough chairs for everyone to sit.
B2 The hotel room was spacious enough for a family of four.
C1 The company has enough resources to expand its operations.
C2 His skills were deemed enough to lead the project.
adverb to the required degree or extent
A1 I have enough money to buy a new book.
A2 She didn't study enough for the exam.
B1 He works hard enough to earn a promotion.
B2 The hotel room was spacious enough for the whole family.
C1 The company has invested enough resources into research and development.
C2 The professor's explanation was clear enough for even the most advanced students.
formal There is not enough evidence to support the claim.
informal I don't have enough money to buy a new car.
slang I've had enough of your attitude!
figurative Her love for him was deep enough to withstand any challenge.
had enough
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more than enough
more than enough
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will have enough
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is having enough
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having enough
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