That which is sufficient; as much as is required or wanted. Often const. of (in Old English partitive genitive). Also with infinitive (formerly also…

With plural agreement. attributive with (and usually following) a plural noun. As many as wanted or required; sufficient; = enough, adj. 1b. Obsolete.

Of reward, recompense, or remuneration: adequate, sufficient, ample. Also figurative or in extended use.

= sufficient, adj. 1 (with various const.).

Sufficient, ample. Obsolete.

Of a quantity, extent, or scope adequate to a certain purpose or object.

Chiefly attributive. Such as is necessary or requisite; of the proper quality or extent; adequate, sufficient.

Ample, sufficient; abounding, plentiful.

Suitable, adequate, or sufficient, in amount or extent.

sufficient

Const. to in the same senses. rare except in allusion to or imitation of Matthew vi. 34.

Corresponding in quantity, amount, or value; proportional, commensurate; equal. Also: †sufficient in quantity, etc. (obsolete). With to or †unto.

Considerable or respectable in size, number, quantity, etc. Now somewhat rare.

That suffices for a purpose or object; sufficient, adequate, satisfying. (Cf., quot. 1623 all-sufficing adj. at compounds 2a(b)(ii), self-sufficing…

Quite sufficient (as a statement). Obsolete.

(un-, prefix1 affix 1.)