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“Will do” meaning it can substitute basically

"Suffice it to say" is used when you want to answer someone's question or doubt, but you don't want to reveal everything. You are saying just enough to make your meaning clear, but you are holding ...

They are very similar. I rarely hear "suffice someone." Usually it's "sufficient for someone." An...

You’re right. “Suffice it to say” is a special phrase, but you can use suffice to mean “be enough...

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Verb: suffice- 3rd person

"Suffice" means "Enough. Sufficient. To be fine." "How much do I owe you?" "I don't remember, but $10 should suffice." "I don't have any brown sugar, do you think regular sugar will suffice?" (P...

Something is not the best option, but it will serve the purpose you need it to. A butter knife often will suffice to turn a bolt. A screwdriver is obviously better.

@andyliu520 is enough or adequate.