"sufficient" and "enough"
How and when do you use "sufficient" and when do you use "enough"?
Someone please tell me the difference!
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They are both the same.
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I can't think of many differences.
Sufficient is a bit more formal, technical. Enough is a bit more informal, approximate.
Sufficient can be transformed to modify an adjective like this - 'When I was sufficiently warm, i turned off the heater.'. However, when using Enough, it would have to follow the adjective like this: 'When i was warm enough, i turned off the heater'
Do you have any examples that confuse you?
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