viable — capable of working successfully; feasible
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: capable of working successfully; feasible
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈvaɪəbəl/
Korean meaning: 실행 가능한, 성공할 수 있는
Korean pronunciation: **바**이어블
Example Sentences
- My plan to become a professional pizza taster is totally viable, according to my stomach.
- The startup proved viable and attracted many investors.
- Is working from a hammock a viable career option? Asking for a friend.
viable
ADJECTIVE//ˈvaɪəbəl//
capable of working successfully; feasible
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Origin
From French 'viable', derived from Latin 'vita' meaning 'life'. The suffix '-able' means 'capable of', so literally meaning 'capable of life' or 'able to live'.
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“My plan to become a professional pizza taster is totally viable, according to my stomach.”
“The startup proved viable and attracted many investors.”
“Is working from a hammock a viable career option? Asking for a friend.”
“The project is not financially viable without additional funding.”
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