adequate
adjective
[ ˈadɪkwət ]
• satisfactory or acceptable in quality or quantity.
• "this office is perfectly adequate for my needs"
Similar:
sufficient,
enough,
ample,
requisite,
apposite,
appropriate,
suitable,
acceptable,
passable,
reasonable,
satisfactory,
tolerable,
fair,
fairly good,
pretty good,
goodish,
middle-of-the-road,
mediocre,
unexceptional,
unexceptionable,
undistinguished,
unremarkable,
ordinary,
commonplace,
indifferent,
average,
not bad,
all right,
good enough,
so-so,
minimal,
medium,
moderate,
run-of-the-mill,
forgettable,
OK,
okay,
fair-to-middling,
nothing to write home about,
nothing to shout about,
no great shakes,
(plain) vanilla,
bog-standard,
half-pie,
cromulent,
equal to,
up to,
capable,
of,
suited to,
suitable for,
able to do,
qualified for,
fit for,
good enough for,
sufficient for,
up to scratch,
Origin:
early 17th century: from Latin adaequatus ‘made equal to’, past participle of the verb adaequare, from ad- ‘to’ + aequus ‘equal’.
