Definitions
- When something is enough or adequate for a particular purpose. - When there is no need for more of something because the current amount is sufficient. - When something is satisfactory or acceptable, and no further action is required.
- When responding to a question or request for information. - When providing a solution or explanation to a problem or challenge. - When replying to a message or communication from someone else.
List of Similarities
- 1Both words involve providing a response or solution.
- 2Both words indicate that a situation has been resolved or addressed.
- 3Both words can be used in formal and informal contexts.
What is the difference?
- 1Purpose: Suffice refers to having enough or being adequate, while answer refers to providing information or a solution.
- 2Type of response: Suffice implies a simple or minimal response, while answer can be more detailed or comprehensive.
- 3Context: Suffice is often used in situations where a minimal response is needed, while answer is used in situations where a more complete response is expected.
- 4Usage: Suffice is typically used in the present tense, while answer can be used in various tenses and forms.
Remember this!
Suffice and answer are both words that involve providing a response or solution. However, suffice refers to having enough or being adequate, while answer refers to providing information or a solution. Suffice is often used in situations where a minimal response is needed, while answer is used in situations where a more complete response is expected.
