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Question no. 34164

Enough : Excess : : Sufficiency : ___________?

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Answer: B. Surplus

Explanation

Excess represents a quantity that goes beyond what is considered enough. Surplus describes an amount that exceeds what is needed for basic sufficiency. Both relationships connect an adequate amount with its intensified upper extreme. Sufficiency is the state of having enough of something to meet specific needs. Economic surplus occurs when income exceeds expenditures or supply exceeds demand. Graduated synonyms allow speakers to express precise nuances of quantity and degree.

Agricultural markets often manage a surplus of crops following exceptionally fertile growing seasons. Consuming food in excess can lead to negative health consequences over time. Precision in financial reporting requires distinguishing between standard sufficiency and surplus funds. Adequacy is a synonym for sufficiency rather than representing a higher degree. Competency refers to skill proficiency rather than a quantitative measure of resources. Import refers to bringing goods across international borders rather than an excess amount.

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