sufficiency (Meaning)
sufficiency (n)
sufficient resources to provide comfort and meet obligations
an adequate quantity; a quantity that is large enough to achieve a purpose
the quality of being sufficient for the end in view
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sufficiency Sentence Examples
- The water supply reached a point of sufficiency, alleviating concerns about shortages.
- The farmer's crops provided sufficient yield to sustain his livelihood.
- The scholarship fund managed to raise sufficient funds to cover the tuition fees for deserving students.
- The budget allocated sufficient resources to meet the essential needs of the community.
- The medical clinic ensured sufficient staff and equipment to provide adequate healthcare to its patients.
- The military had sufficient troops to defend the nation against potential threats.
- The library boasted a sufficient collection of books to cater to the diverse interests of its patrons.
- The company's inventory reached a level of sufficiency, ensuring that customer demand could be met.
- The research team conducted sufficient experiments to draw conclusive evidence.
- The retirement savings plan provided sufficient financial security for individuals in their golden years.
FAQs About the word sufficiency
sufficient resources to provide comfort and meet obligations, an adequate quantity; a quantity that is large enough to achieve a purpose, the quality of being s
adequacy, goodness,acceptability, tolerability, appropriateness, fitness,amplitude, satisfactoriness, suitability, surfeit
inadequacy, inadequacy, insufficiency,insufficiency, lack, lack, necessity, scarcity, famine, famine
The water supply reached a point of sufficiency, alleviating concerns about shortages.
The farmer's crops provided sufficient yield to sustain his livelihood.
The scholarship fund managed to raise sufficient funds to cover the tuition fees for deserving students.
The budget allocated sufficient resources to meet the essential needs of the community.
