radiculose (medicine) and enough 1, adverb (oh)

radiculose (medicine)

radiculose
<botany> Producing numerous radicles, or rootlets.

Source: Websters Dictionary

to the degree that is necessary or wanted
::Are the carrots cooked enough?
::He just hadn't thought enough about the possible consequences.
::You can go to school when you're old enough.
enough for
::Is the water warm enough for you?
enough to do sth
::Will Evans be fit enough to play?
::The rooms are all large enough to take a third bed.
::Surely no one would be foolish enough to lend him the money?
::You're late. It's just not good enough (=not satisfactory or acceptable) .
fairly but not very
::I was happy enough in Bordeaux, but I missed my family.
::He's a nice enough young man.
bad/difficult/hard etc enough
used to say that a situation is already bad and you do not want it to get any worse
::Life's difficult enough without you interfering all the time.
lucky/unfortunate etc enough to be/do sth
used to say that someone is lucky or unlucky that something happens to them
::They were unlucky enough to be caught in the storm.
would you be good/kind enough to do sth?
spoken used to ask someone politely to do something for you
::Would you be good enough to hold the door open?
strangely/oddly/curiously etc enough
used to say that a fact or something that happens is strange or surprising
::Strangely enough, I didn't feel at all nervous when I faced the audience.
near enough
BrE spoken used when you are guessing a number, amount, time etc because you cannot be exact
::The full cost comes to ￡3000, near enough.
-see also fair enough at fair 1 (14)
-see also sure enough at sure 2 (1)

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