CEFR C1

viable

adjective

Meaning

Capable of working successfully; feasible and practical.

Examples

The committee needs to determine if the proposed solution is viable.
After the market research, they realized their initial idea was not viable.

Synonyms: feasible, workable, practical, achievable, practicable

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viable (C1)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ˈvaɪəbəl/

Definition

Capable of working successfully; feasible and practical.

Examples

The committee needs to determine if the proposed solution is viable.
After the market research, they realized their initial idea was not viable.
We need a viable strategy to overcome these challenges.

How to Use viable

viable for (prepositional phrase): Suitable or capable of succeeding for a particular purpose or group. — "This new technology is not yet viable for widespread commercial use."
viable to (prepositional phrase): Capable of succeeding or being accomplished. — "The plan seemed viable to the engineers involved."

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