Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Suffice"

A: to be enough

A: To suffice means to be enough. She will be adequate.

A: "To be enough"

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A: Oh my gosh! You are amazing!! How can I ever repay you??!”
B: A simple thank you will suffice.

If your goal is simply to bring a touch of warmth and humanity into your message, a simple “thank you” will suffice.

“A simple thank you will suffice” means just saying “thank you” is enough to convey your gratitude.

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A: Suffice it to say the trashing of Porto 0-5 away is the proof that Liverpool is back on top of the European football.

A: To be suffice is the be enough.

Three apples will suffice for my apple pie. I don’t need any more apples.

You will suffice as my helper because no one else is good enough.

If you can’t find Coca Cola, Sprite will suffice.

A: "This level of work will not suffice"

"The cake was not the best, but it will suffice"

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A: @Zoeyyyy: "Suffice it to say I am trying hardly to finish my homework, I feeling exhausted and it's a lot."
"Understanding the difference between a good company from a bad one is quite difficult, suffice it to say good companies are always benefiting their employees fairly and above the law."
"Suffice it to say that the dinner was spectacular, every guest did enjoy their evening for this reason"

A: After eating that large dinner I feel completely satiated.

That large dinner was more than sufficient to satisfy my appetite.

A: They mean the same thing but "suffice" is a verb and "enough" is an adjective.
"That is enough water."
"This water will suffice."

A: 'suffice' is a verb, e.g. "It will not suffice"

'enough', depending on context, could be an adverb, determiner or pronoun

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