feasibility (B2)

noun

Pronunciation: /ˌfiːzəˈbɪləti/

Definition

The state or degree of being easily or conveniently done; the practicality of a plan or idea.

Examples

• The committee questioned the feasibility of building a new bridge with the current budget.

• Engineers performed tests to determine the feasibility of using recycled materials in the construction.

• Despite initial doubts, the project's feasibility was confirmed after a detailed analysis.

How to Use feasibility

assess the feasibility of (collocation)

To evaluate if something can be done. — "We need to assess the feasibility of launching this product next quarter."

question the feasibility of (collocation)

To express doubt about whether something can be done. — "Many experts questioned the feasibility of the ambitious space mission."

determine the feasibility of (collocation)

To find out if something is possible or practical. — "Further research is required to determine the feasibility of this new treatment."

Synonyms of feasibility

Words with a similar meaning to feasibility:

• practicability
• viability
• workability
• attainability

Antonyms of feasibility

Words with the opposite meaning to feasibility:

• impracticability
• impossibility

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