viability

/vaɪˈæbɪlɪti/

Definitions

1. noun

The state or quality of being capable of functioning, operating, or existing successfully; the state of being feasible or practical.

“The company’s viability was threatened by the economic downturn.”

2. noun

The ability to develop and grow, especially of a fetus or a plant.

“The doctor examined the fetus’s viability after the miscarriage.”

3. noun

The quality or state of being capable of being supported or maintained.

“The project’s viability depended on the availability of funding.”

4. noun

The quality or state of being feasible or practical.

“The team discussed the project’s viability before submitting the proposal.”

5. noun

The quality or state of being capable of being sustained or maintained.

“The company’s viability was a key factor in the decision to invest.”

6. adjective

Relating to or having the quality of being capable of existing or continuing successfully.

“The viability of the new business plan was uncertain.”

Synonyms

  • feasibility
  • viableness

Antonyms

  • inviability
  • unviability