CEFR C1

workability

noun

Meaning

The capacity of a material, plan, or system to be easily handled, shaped, or put into successful operation.

Examples

The architect questioned the workability of the proposed design given the limited budget.
Adding water to the concrete mix significantly improved its workability for the builders.

Synonyms: feasibility, viability, malleability, practicability

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workability (C1)

noun

Pronunciation: ˌwɜːrkəˈbɪləti

Definition

The capacity of a material, plan, or system to be easily handled, shaped, or put into successful operation.

Examples

The architect questioned the workability of the proposed design given the limited budget.
Adding water to the concrete mix significantly improved its workability for the builders.
We need to assess the workability of this new software integration before rolling it out company-wide.

How to Use workability

workability of (prepositional phrase): The capacity of a specific thing to be worked. — "They debated the workability of the proposed solution."

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