adequate in Latin
adequate in Latin is adaequātus — adequate means enough to meet a need or requirement; sufficient.
adequate in Latin
adaequātus
Equal to or fulfilling some requirement.
What does "adequate" mean?
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adjective Enough to meet a need or requirement; sufficient.
"The salary was adequate to cover their basic living costs."
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adequate in a sentence
- The salary was adequate to cover their basic living costs.
- Make sure there is adequate lighting in the stairwell.
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What is "adequate" in Latin?
"adequate" in Latin is adaequātus. adequate means: Enough to meet a need or requirement; sufficient.
How do you use "adequate" in a sentence?
Example: "The salary was adequate to cover their basic living costs." In Latin, "adequate" is adaequātus.
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