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Surfer Posted 13 years ago
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Suffice it to say
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I wonder if anyone can help me undestand this phrase, please; it's a bet weird to me.
Is suffice there an order? Is there any discussion as to how this expression was constructed?
Thank you.
I wonder if anyone can help me undestand this phrase, please; it's a bet weird to me.
Is suffice there an order? Is there any discussion as to how this expression was constructed?
Thank you.
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Suffice it to say = One doesn't need any more than this. (Think of 'sufficient')
- Suffice it to say = One doesn't need any more than this.
- (Think of 'sufficient')
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Suffice it to say = One doesn't need any more than this. (Think of 'sufficient')
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