Feasible
adj.hopeful, capableprofessional
What it means
Realistically possible with the available time, resources, and constraints.
Reach for it when evaluating whether a plan can actually be carried out
A weekend repair became feasible once the replacement parts arrived.
Choose between these
8- playful
reassurance should sound informal and direct
not when In a proposal, tender, or engineering note, doable sounds overly conversational.
- everyday
you only need to say that an outcome can occur
not when Possible ignores cost and practicality, which feasible specifically tests.
- everyday
the solution can function despite imperfections
not when It sounds less analytical when documenting a formal assessment.
- warm
effort can realistically reach a desired goal
not when Achievable centers the goal, not the method's operational constraints.
- professional
the plan works sensibly in real conditions
not when A practical idea may still be impossible under the current deadline.
- professional
expectations match actual conditions
not when A realistic forecast is not necessarily an actionable plan.
- professional
the option can survive or succeed over time
not when Viable asks more about durability than immediate doability.
- formal
a target lies within reach
not when It fits goals better than procedures or construction methods.
Said against
3- impossible
- impractical
- unworkable
It naturally appears in
3- technically feasible
The retrofit is technically feasible without closing the whole station.
- financially feasible
The grant made the second entrance financially feasible.
- feasible option
Night delivery is the only feasible option during the festival.