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

A: It means something is "enough" for a matter at hand.

example:
"did you have sufficient time to do the work?"
is like
"did you have enough time to do the work?"

A: @vishnu35prasad it means to have the right amount of something (it's not too much and not too little). For example to allow sufficient time to do your homework means give the right amount of time to do your homework.

A: It means enough

A: That something is enough.
'It's not the best, but it'll be sufficient.'

A: I am a sufficient worker, because I always come to work on time and accomplish all my tasks.
Having a car is sufficient in America, because there are not many subways.
Having at least three meals a day is sufficient to your body.

A: I had a sufficient amount of money on my credit card.

A: ..sufficient means enough
 
my explanation was not sufficient
The pension is not sufficient  for living expenses.
I have not yet collected sufficient materials to make it

A: sufficient = enough
Example: The dry stocks in the storage are sufficient for the the whole family.

A: It’s mean the same in normal life. However, in some professional industries they means slightly difference. Sufficient means meet the minimum quantity, Adequate means meet the minimum quality and quantity, Enough means maximum quantity. Adequate is often to see in law statement.

A: Sufficient and Enough are essentially the same and can mean the same things! We use “enough” though in daily speech and almost never say “sufficient”. That word is used more in professional or school writing!

“Enough” can also be used in ways other than meaning “sufficient”. “Sufficient” always means “good enough to pass/work well” and has a POSITIVE meaning, whereas enough can be POSITIVE but can also be used to mean “as much as required” in a NEGATIVE way as well. For example:

“You broke all my vases? That is enough!!” (saying “that is enough!” is a common phrase in english, basically meaning “stop!”)
Whereas you would NEVER say “You broke all my vases? That is sufficient!” unless you wanted that person to break all your vases! 🤣

A: hmm let’s see

i ate enough // i ate a sufficient amount
i took enough // i took a sufficient amount
that’s enough // that’s sufficient

A: @MoonlitScent
Sufficient describes a condition of being as much as is needed
Adequate is an adjective that describe a condition of something meeting the minimum requirements

They are very close in meaning but sufficient is more than adequate.

Examples
Her computer skills are adequate for the type of work required of her

There is sufficient food for the whole family

A: Sufficient and adequate are basically the same but sufficient is enough and adequate can mean fitting .

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A: Pronunciation of sufficient from the Oxford Learner's Dictionary
http://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/sufficient?q=sufficient

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