Suffice (verb)

  1. To be enough or adequate to meet a need or requirement.
  2. To be enough or adequate to produce a desired effect.

Origin:

The word 'suffice' comes from the latin word 'sufficere' meaning 'to do enough, be enough, or be sufficient'.

Examples:

  1. A simple apology will suffice to resolve the situation.
  2. The information provided was limited, but it sufficed to give them a general understanding of the topic.
  3. The emergency supplies they had on hand would suffice until they could reach civilization.
  4. The evidence provided was sufficient to secure a conviction.
  5. He felt that a short explanation would suffice and didn't want to get into too much detail.
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