What type of context clue would help someone determine the meaning of "sufficient" in this statement from "Anti-Federalist Paper No. 84"?

So much, however, must be given, as will be sufficient to enable those to whom the administration of the government is committed, to establish laws for the promoting the happiness of the community, and to carry those laws into effect. But it is not necessary, for this purpose, that individuals should relinquish all their natural rights.

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What type of context clue would help someone determine the meaning of "sufficient" in this statement from "Anti-Federalist Paper No. 84"?

So much, however, must be given, as will be sufficient to enable those to whom the administration of the government is committed, to establish laws for the promoting the happiness of the community, and to carry those laws into effect. But it is not necessary, for this purpose, that individuals should relinquish all their natural rights.

anonymous · Answer

Definition 

 Contrast 

 Restatement 

 None of the above

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"---definition- In these cases, the definitions of words are found directly in the sentence. They are usually set off by commas or dashes. They may also follow transition words and phrases like “as,” “or,” “that is,” or “in other words.” 

---contrast- In these cases, opposite definitions of words are found directly in the sentence. They are usually indicated by words or phrases like “unlike,” “as opposed to,” “however,” “but,” and “on the other hand.” 

---restatement- In these cases, words with similar meanings can be used to determine the definition of an unfamiliar word. "

I'm not entirely sure if it matches any of those...