Pronunciation

/fiːˈzəbl/

Definitions

• Adjective: Capable of being done, accomplished, or carried out with available means or resources; practicable. For example: “Building a bridge across the river is feasible, given the necessary funding.”

Example Sentence:

• “The project manager assessed whether finishing the project within the deadline was feasible.”

Phrases

• “Feasibility study”: An analysis of the practicality of a proposed plan or system before it is implemented.
• “A feasible solution”: A possible course of action that can be realistically achieved given constraints like time, money, or technology.

Example Sentences

• Adjective: “After conducting a feasibility study, they concluded that constructing a wind farm in the area was indeed feasible.”
• “The company seeks a feasible strategy to increase its market share without significantly increasing costs.”

Synonyms

• Practical
• Achievable
• Doable
• Viable
• Workable
• Possible
• Realistic
• Implementable

Antonyms

• Impractical
• Infeasible
• Unattainable
• Unrealistic
• Impossible