sufficient condition
səˈfɪʃnt kənˈdɪʃn
Definition

Definition of sufficient condition - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

logicTECH.condition that guarantees a specific outcomeTECH.
  • A sufficient condition guarantees the outcome in logical arguments.
  • Having a ticket is a sufficient condition for entry.
  • A password is a sufficient condition to access the account.
necessary condition
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Expressions with sufficient

sufficient considerationn.
amount of thought or attention that is enough before acting
The plan was approved after sufficient consideration of all possible risks.
self-sufficientadj.
able to live happily without others
He is self-sufficient and enjoys his own company.
sufficient evidencen.
amount of proof that is enough to support a decision or claim
The judge ruled there was sufficient evidence to start a trial.
sufficient reasonn.
adequate cause for something to happen
There was sufficient reason to believe he was guilty.
sufficient for government workadj.
meeting basic standards without being excellent
The report was sufficient for government work, but not impressive.
in sufficient quantitiesadv.
to an amount that is enough for a need or purpose
The vaccine must be produced in sufficient quantities to meet demand.

Expressions with condition

mint conditionn.
state of being like new, unused
The vintage car is in mint condition.
in mint conditionadj.
perfect state as if new
The vintage car is in mint condition.
in peak conditionadj.
in the best possible state
The athlete was in peak condition for the championship.
out of conditionadj.
not physically fit or healthy
After months of no exercise, he was out of condition.
on the condition of anonymityadv.
with the agreement to keep identity secret
The source spoke on the condition of anonymity.
in good conditionadj.
not broken, clean, and working as it should
The bike is in good condition.
eye conditionn.
the state of health of the eyes
Regular check-ups can help monitor your eye condition.
in conditionadj.
physically fit and healthy
She is in condition for the marathon.
in no conditionadj.
not physically or mentally able to do something
He was in no condition to drive after the party.
in top conditionadj.
in the best possible state
The car is in top condition after the service.

Terms related to sufficient condition

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Terms with sufficient condition included in their meaning

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if and only ifadv.
logic
expresses a condition that is both necessary and sufficient
malnourishmentn.
growth
condition of lacking sufficient food for normal growth

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  1. French:condition suffisante, ...
  2. German:hinreichende Bedingung, ...
  3. Italian:condizione sufficiente, ...
  4. Spanish:condición suficiente, ...
  5. Portuguese:condição suficiente, ...
  6. Chinese:充分条件, ...
  7. Japanese:十分条件, ...
  8. Arabic:شرط كاف, ...
  9. Hebrew:תְּנַאי מַסְפִּיק, ...
  10. Russian:достаточное условие, ...
  11. Ukrainian:достатня умова, ...
  12. Hindi:पर्याप्त शर्त, ...

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