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Common collocations with sufficient in American Collocation

sufficient adjective

US /səˈfɪʃ(ə)nt/

usually

generally
normally
usually

Good walking boots are usually sufficient, unless the weather has been excessively wet.

quite

quite

The kitchen equipment provided is quite sufficient for basic self catering requirements.

almost

almost
nearly

The royalties I received were almost sufficient to pay the solicitor.

only just

barely
hardly
scarcely

The two lanterns were scarcely sufficient to light the way.

not usually

rarely

A diagnosis of personality disorder is rarely sufficient to explain a serious offence.

information

data
detail
evidence
information
proof

You will be prosecuted if there is sufficient evidence against you.

knowledge, understanding, skills

experience
knowledge
skill
training
understanding

A legally sworn interpreter is required for the ceremony unless both parties have a sufficient understanding of German.

strength, energy etc

energy
force
power
strength

The country has sufficient military strength to defend itself.

reason

grounds
reason

Adultery is considered to be sufficient grounds for divorce.

interest

attention
demand
interest
support

If there is sufficient interest, we will run an extra course.

time

time

You should allow sufficient time to get to the airport.

be sufficient

be
prove

A thick envelope should prove sufficient.

be considered to be sufficient

be considered
be deemed
be regarded as
think

Notification by telephone or electronic mail shall be deemed sufficient for these meetings.