suffices
Meets the need
Suffices means "is enough" or "meets the requirement." It's the third-person singular form of suffice: A simple apology suffices.
The phrase suffice it to say introduces a summary or the essential point: Suffice it to say, we won't be working together again.
Meeting the requirement
- adequateBarely meeting standards
- satisfactoryMeeting minimum requirements
- acceptableMeeting minimum standards
- ampleFully sufficient, even excessive
suitable · passable · reasonable · tolerable · competent · serviceable · decent · proper
Word-modifying additions
- suffixesElements following roots
- prefixesElements preceding roots
- infixesMorphemes embedded within words
- derivationalCreating words via affixes
inflectional · root · stem · morpheme · conjugation · declension · agglutination · transfix
enough
Meeting the requirement
- adequateBarely meeting standards
- satisfactoryMeeting minimum requirements
- acceptableMeeting minimum standards
ample · suitable · passable · reasonable · tolerable · competent · serviceable · decent · proper · fitting
affixes
Word-modifying additions
- suffixesElements following roots
- prefixesElements preceding roots
- infixesMorphemes embedded within words
derivational · inflectional · root · stem · morpheme · conjugation · declension · agglutination · transfix · word-formation
appendices
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- indicesOrganized lists for lookup
- matricesRectangular numerical arrangements
- verticesCorner points of shapes
vortices · bureaux · criteria · phenomena · apices · codices · helices · cervices · dominatrices
sufficesfalls short
Fails to meet standard
fails · lacks · disappoints · misses the mark · underwhelms
sufficesexceeds
Goes past a boundary
surpasses · overflows · abounds · overwhelms · goes overboard
- suffice to sayIntroducing an obvious conclusion
- suffice it to sayPreamble to summary statement
- sufficient conditionWhat ensures a conclusion
- sufficient reasonComplete explanation for existence
sufficient, suffice, insufficient, sufficiency, insufficiency, insufficiently, sufficed, self-sufficient, self-sufficiency