feasible
Say it: FEE-zuh-bul /ˈfizəbəl/ · adjective
What “feasible” means
Possible and practical to do.
More precisely: Possible to do and practical to carry out.
Example: “Is it feasible to launch in three countries at once?”
When to use it
When planning work, to ask whether a task can actually be done with the time and resources available.
Similar words
achievable, practicable, realistic
Where it comes from
From Old French faire, "to do."
Quick check
You have the tools, permission and enough time to build the garden shed this weekend. The plan is…
feasible or profitable?
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feasible
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