Examples of 'enough' in a sentence
Meaning of "enough"
Enough (adverb): To a degree or amount that satisfies a requirement or need. It is used to indicate sufficiency or adequacy
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- Sufficient; all that is required, needed, or appropriate.
- Sufficiently.
- Fully; quite; used after adjectives to express slight augmentation of the positive degree, and sometimes equivalent to very.
- Used after certain adverbs to emphasise that a quality is notable, unexpected, etc.
How to use "enough" in a sentence
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Close enough to help me get safe away.
Olivia girls have enough to pick from.
Leave enough to hook the overhead wire.
I think you have enough for an arrest.
Got enough of your crazy for tonight.
You loved her enough to create her.
Not enough to warrant this extreme of an undertaking.
I am not famous enough to get away with it.
Enough to have a little pride in a job well done.
I have heard enough about the lunch.
Enough to keep your drink on all day.
I only had enough for one snapple.
Enough excitement for two weeks at least.
There is not enough water in the reservoir.
Enough of a connection to get me banished from court.
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There is more than enough reasonable doubt.
Not enough coffee in the filter basket.
You have spent enough time there.
I got enough potato chips to last a year.
I need him healthy enough to stand trial.
I took enough consideration for the order.
You could not pay me enough to be a surgeon.
This is enough food to feed my entire village.
There had been more than enough lies.
I brought enough rifles to stop a small army.
There will be planes enough for all.
Not smart enough to know when to quit.
You will find out soon enough.
It would be enough if you worked in the fields.
I do not think there will be enough to consecrate.
We kept enough for winter and planting.
Check if the volume is set high enough.
There is enough brass here to make a spittoon.
I am not half good enough for her.
We have enough money to pay our debts.
I will turn you back soon enough.
There is not enough room in the medevac.
I just did not ask her soon enough.
I am not good enough to give you money.
His jabbering days be over soon enough.
The boss is in enough trouble without you.
You will be joining her soon enough.
Just get me enough to shatter him in court.
But she was not stupid enough to drive.
Some big enough to fit a grown man.
They did not give me enough for these.
It meant enough for you to keep it a secret.
We should now ask ourselves if this is enough.
We do not have enough evidence to arraign her.
The child is not receiving enough medicine.
