viable Antonyms
Strongest:
- unfeasible
- impracticable
- hopeless
- unattainable
- impossible
- unfeasible
- unworkable
- hopeless
- unattainable
- unlikely
- impractical
- infeasible
- unworkable
- impossible
- unlikely
- impracticable
- impractical
- infeasible
Strong:
- useless
- doubtful
- incredible
- dubious
- inconceivable
- unrealistic
- undoable
- undoable
- nonviable
- implausible
- unviable
- unviable
- doubtful
- unbelievable
- improbable
- unrealizable
- implausible
- nonviable
- improbable
- incredible
- unrealizable
- inconceivable
- useless
- futile
- unbelievable
- unrealistic
- futile
- dubious
Weak:
Meaning of viable
viable (s)
capable of being done with means at hand and circumstances as they are
capable of life or normal growth and development
viable (a.)
Capable of living; born alive and with such form and development of organs as to be capable of living; -- said of a newborn, or a prematurely born, infant.
viable Sentence Examples
- The business proposal outlined a viable plan for expanding into new markets.
- After careful analysis, the research team concluded that the experimental treatment was not viable for widespread use.
- The renewable energy project proved to be a viable solution for reducing the carbon footprint.
- The startup founders worked diligently to make their innovative idea financially viable for investors.
- The agricultural experts identified viable strategies for improving crop yields in the region.
- The committee discussed whether the proposed budget was viable given the current economic conditions.
- The city council approved a viable plan to enhance public transportation and reduce traffic congestion.
- The biologist studied the endangered species to determine if reintroduction into the wild was a viable conservation strategy.
- The engineering team assessed various materials to find the most viable option for the construction project.
- The team collaborated to brainstorm viable alternatives for solving the complex problem.
FAQs About the word viable
capable of being done with means at hand and circumstances as they are, capable of life or normal growth and developmentCapable of living; born alive and with s
feasible,possible, attainable, achievable, available, realizable,workable, practical, doable, practicable
unfeasible, impracticable, hopeless, unattainable,impossible, unfeasible, unworkable, hopeless, unattainable, unlikely
The business proposal outlined a viable plan for expanding into new markets.
After careful analysis, the research team concluded that the experimental treatment was not viable for widespread use.
The renewable energy project proved to be a viable solution for reducing the carbon footprint.
The startup founders worked diligently to make their innovative idea financially viable for investors.
