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Definition of enough
: occurring in such quantity, quality, or scope as to fully meet demands, needs, or expectations enough food for everyone
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Examples of enough in a Sentence
Have you got enough money?
That's enough talk for now; let's get started.
There's enough food for everyone.
Recent Examples of enough from the Web
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Simply selling a cheap, useful product wouldn’t be enough.
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South Korean authorities described the North's test as a two-stage missile with a range of about 4,300 to 5,000 miles - enough to reach Alaska and other parts of North America.
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The Rock Island Station Shopping Center, anchored by CVS Pharmacy at the northeast corner of US 30 and Cedar Road, is expected to generate enough sales tax revenue to allow the village to build a new train station in the adjacent Metra lot.
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In November and December, Tuks Tuks transported people for the city's inaugural Christkindlmarket and generated enough rides beyond that to justify adding a third vehicle in January and a fourth about two weeks ago.
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That would be enough to reach Alaska, but not Hawaii or the American mainland.
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Beyoncé is featured on the song, which would be enough to get us excited, but on top of that, Jay addressed (and apologized for) his infidelity.
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Why celebs can’t get enough: These frozen snacks are just 110 calories a pop.
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But my daughters, who have so often claimed boredom in any circumstance, can’t get enough.
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Origin and Etymology of enough
Middle English ynough, from Old English genōg (akin to Old High German ginuog enough), from ge- (perfective prefix) + -nōg; akin to Latin nancisci to get, Greek enenkein to carry — more at co-
Synonym Discussion of enough
enough
Definition of enough
1 : in or to a degree or quantity that satisfies or that is sufficient or necessary for satisfaction : sufficiently
3 : in a tolerable degree she sang well enough
Examples of enough in a Sentence
I couldn't run fast enough to catch up with her.
She's old enough to know better.
Are you rich enough to retire?
That's good enough for me.
Oddly enough, they've never actually met.
As if the crowds aren't bad enough, the parking situation is terrible.
We can do it if they help enough.
First Known Use of enough
before 12th century
enough
Definition of enough
: a sufficient number, quantity, or amount enough were present to constitute a quorum had enough of their foolishness —often used interjectionally
Examples of enough in a Sentence
Have you had enough to eat?
He hasn't had much Spanish, but he knows enough to get by.
The crowds are enough of a problem as it is, without having to worry about parking as well!
It's enough to drive you crazy!
First Known Use of enough
before 12th century
ENOUGH Defined for English Language Learners
enough
Definition of enough for English Language Learners
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: in the amount needed : to the necessary degree
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: to a degree that is not very high or very low : to a reasonable extent
enough
Definition of enough for English Language Learners
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: an amount that provides what is needed or wanted : an amount that is enough
ENOUGH Defined for Kids
Definition of enough for Students
: equal to the needs or demands Do we have enough time?
Definition of enough for Students
: in the amount necessary or to the degree necessary Are you warm enough?
Definition of enough for Students
: a number or amount that provides what is needed There is enough for everyone.
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