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Discover LudwigThe phrase "accomplished enough" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has achieved a certain level of success or skill in a particular area, indicating that they meet or exceed a specific standard.
Example: "She is accomplished enough in her field to be considered for the prestigious award."
Alternatives: "sufficiently accomplished" or "adequately skilled".
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Have I accomplished enough by now?
It is impossible to be smart enough or accomplished enough.
Finally, Goklish had accomplished enough to prove himself.
He feels like he hasn't accomplished enough for that.
She added, "I'm a hard critic, so I really don't feel I accomplished enough for us".
His oldest sons are accomplished enough to prompt speculation about creating his own dynasty.
"Anyone who is accomplished enough to be an Academy member knows how the game is played.
"My take on that is that maybe we haven't accomplished enough yet.
"People were telling me to quit, that I had already accomplished enough".
Mr. Taylor repeatedly returned to Europe to write and paint, becoming accomplished enough at both to sell his work.
Mendoza and the Yankees accomplished enough in the first seven innings to feel good about themselves, for a change.
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