Pronunciation: /səˈfɪʃənsi/
noun the condition of being adequate or enough
A1 Having sufficiency of food and water is essential for survival.
A2 The sufficiency of evidence led to a quick resolution of the case.
B1 Financial sufficiency is important for a comfortable retirement.
B2 The sufficiency of resources allowed the project to be completed ahead of schedule.
C1 Her sufficiency in multiple languages made her a valuable asset to the company.
C2 The sufficiency of his knowledge on the subject matter was evident in his detailed analysis.
adjective sufficient, enough
A1 I have sufficiency food for the picnic.
A2 She showed sufficiency skills to complete the task.
B1 The company's sufficiency budget allowed for expansion.
B2 His sufficiency knowledge of the subject impressed the professor.
C1 The sufficiency evidence presented in court led to a conviction.
C2 The sufficiency resources available ensured the project's success.
formal The sufficiency of evidence presented in court led to a conviction.
informal I doubt the sufficiency of his explanation for being late.
slang I'm not sure if his excuse has enough sufficiency to be believable.
figurative The sufficiency of love in their relationship kept them together through tough times.
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