Pronunciation: /ɡʊd ɪˈnʌf/
adjective Describing the quality of something as satisfactory or acceptable.
A1 My English is good enough to have simple conversations.
A2 His cooking skills are good enough to impress his friends.
B1 Her presentation was good enough to get her the promotion.
B2 The project's results were good enough to meet the client's expectations.
C1 The quality of the research paper was good enough to be published in a reputable journal.
C2 The performance of the orchestra was good enough to receive a standing ovation.
adverb Modifying a verb, adjective, or other adverb to indicate that something is done to a satisfactory or acceptable degree.
A1 The soup is good enough for me.
A2 Her English is good enough to hold a basic conversation.
B1 I think my presentation skills are good enough to impress the clients.
B2 The company's financial performance was good enough to attract investors.
C1 His performance in the competition was good enough to earn him a spot on the national team.
C2 The quality of the research paper was good enough to be published in a prestigious journal.
formal The quality of the product was good enough for us to proceed with the partnership.
informal I think my presentation was good enough to impress the clients.
slang Her excuse wasn't good enough for skipping the meeting.
figurative Sometimes good enough is better than perfect in certain situations.
was good enough
good enoughs
better enough
best enough
is good enough
will be good enough
has been good enough
is being good enough
good enough
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to be good enough
being good enough
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