adequate
71adequate — ad·e·quate || ædɪkwÉ™t adj. sufficient, suitable; barely passable, tolerable …
72adequate — adjective satisfactory or acceptable. Derivatives adequacy noun adequately adverb Origin C17: from L. adaequat , adaequare make equal to , from ad to + aequus equal …
73adequate — a. Sufficient, sufficing, enough, commensurate, proportionate, correspondent, equal, suitable, fit, competent, adapted …
74adequate — adj 1. suitable, fit, due, commensurate, proportionate, equivalent, equal, (of punishment) condign; sufficient, enough, ample, plentiful. 2. satisfactory, competent, able, capable, up to scratch, Inf. up to snuff; passable, tolerable, acceptable …
75adequate — ad•e•quate [[t]ˈæd ɪ kwɪt[/t]] adj. 1) as much or as good as necessary for some requirement or purpose; fully sufficient, suitable, or fit 2) barely sufficient or suitable 3) law Law. reasonably sufficient for starting legal action • Etymology:… …
76adequate — Lawa pono …
77adequate — Fully sufficient; equal to what is required; lawfully and reasonably sufficient. Standard Dict. See Nagle v Billings, 77 Mont 205, 250 P 445 …
78adequate — see EQUAL …
79adequate — adj. 1 sufficient, satisfactory (often with the implication of being barely so). 2 (foll. by to) proportionate. 3 barely sufficient. Derivatives: adequacy n. adequately adv. Etymology: L adaequatus past part. of adaequare make equal (as AD ,… …
80adequate diet — balanced and fully sufficient feed in aquaculture or nature …