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sufficiency noun abundance, accumulation, adequate resources, affluence, ample stock, amplitude, cache, capacity, competence, copiousness, cornucopia, enough, fill, full measure, fullness, fund, glut, hoard, large amount, plenitude, plenty, plethora, profuseness, profusion, quod satis est, repletion, reservoir, satiety, satisfactoriness, shower, store, superabundance, supply, surfeit, treasure, wealth, wherewithal Associated concepts: legal sufficiency, sufficiency of the evidence See also: ability, admissibility, competence, depository, minimum, quorum, satisfaction, store How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Although extreme poverty is a major hazard to well being of any kind, the harmony of a culture or a society--and therefore its ability to foster love--is determined within a wide range of material sufficiencies by the degree to which it accords with or violates the structure of the innate values with which we are born. Very many of this number are lazy, worthless vagrants who will never be induced to leave the life they are now leading except by use of force, as long a they can beg, steal, or obtain sufficiencies to sustain life. |
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