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sufficiency

/səˈfɪʃ(ə)nsi

noun (plural sufficiencies) [mass noun]

1The condition or quality of being adequate or sufficient: the judge would rule on the sufficiency of the provocation...

The main body of the paper will be taken up with elucidation and argument for the necessity and sufficiency of these conditions.
Either way, but particularly in the less optimistic scenario, this option raises issues regarding both numerical and qualitative sufficiency for carrying out potential missions fifteen or twenty years from now.
The factual basis upon which a legislature decides to enact a specific provision is not governed by the rules of admissibility and sufficiency of evidence that would apply in a court of law.

1.1 [in singular] An adequate amount of something, especially of something essential: a sufficiency of good food...

It is perfectly true, of course, that inwardness - or self-cultivation or self-overcoming or whatever you like to call it - requires a sufficiency of material goods.
Additionally there is not a sufficiency of protection from the state.
In addition, each of these slaves was to have ‘a portion of land allotted to him, adequate to produce, by cultivating it, a sufficiency of ground provisions for himself and his family,’ to be cultivated on Saturday afternoons out of crop.

1.2 archaic Self-sufficiency or independence of character, especially of an arrogant or imperious sort: the calm sufficiency of the born leader...

Yet this handful of churchmen is habituated to a life of devotion, worship, and communal living that gives them a depth of character that is lacking in their secular counterparts, most of whom live in a solitary sufficiency.
Surely, the last thing we want is to discover is that productive economic players are overtaken by a sudden sense of sufficiency.
The bakery, pharmacy, and orderliness suggest self-confidence if not sufficiency.

Origin

Late 15th century (denoting sufficient means or wealth): from late Latin sufficientia, from the verb sufficere (see suffice).

单词	sufficiency
释义	sufficiency /səˈfɪʃ(ə)nsi / noun (plural sufficiencies) [mass noun] 1The condition or quality of being adequate or sufficient: the judge would rule on the sufficiency of the provocation... The main body of the paper will be taken up with elucidation and argument for the necessity and sufficiency of these conditions. Either way, but particularly in the less optimistic scenario, this option raises issues regarding both numerical and qualitative sufficiency for carrying out potential missions fifteen or twenty years from now. The factual basis upon which a legislature decides to enact a specific provision is not governed by the rules of admissibility and sufficiency of evidence that would apply in a court of law. 1.1 [in singular] An adequate amount of something, especially of something essential: a sufficiency of good food... It is perfectly true, of course, that inwardness - or self-cultivation or self-overcoming or whatever you like to call it - requires a sufficiency of material goods. Additionally there is not a sufficiency of protection from the state. In addition, each of these slaves was to have ‘a portion of land allotted to him, adequate to produce, by cultivating it, a sufficiency of ground provisions for himself and his family,’ to be cultivated on Saturday afternoons out of crop. 1.2 archaic Self-sufficiency or independence of character, especially of an arrogant or imperious sort: the calm sufficiency of the born leader... Yet this handful of churchmen is habituated to a life of devotion, worship, and communal living that gives them a depth of character that is lacking in their secular counterparts, most of whom live in a solitary sufficiency. Surely, the last thing we want is to discover is that productive economic players are overtaken by a sudden sense of sufficiency. The bakery, pharmacy, and orderliness suggest self-confidence if not sufficiency. Origin Late 15th century (denoting sufficient means or wealth): from late Latin sufficientia, from the verb sufficere (see suffice). Rhymes efficiency, proficiency
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