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Feasible
UK //ˈfiːzəbl//US //ˈfizəbl//
Definition
Possible to achieve or accomplish something.
In simple words: Possible to do or make happen.
Examples
- The plan is not feasible given our current budget.
- We need to determine if this solution is feasible for our project.
- Her idea seemed feasible at first, but it has many challenges.
Usage notes
Use 'feasible' in business or academic contexts. Avoid in casual conversation or everyday situations.
Grammar pattern
feasible + object
Memory hint
Sounds like 'fee-sable' — imagine paying a fee for something doable.
Collocations
- feasible solution
- feasible option
- feasible plan
- feasible proposal
- feasible method
Synonyms
- viable
- practicable
- doable
- attainable
- achievable
Antonyms
- infeasible
- impractical
- unworkable
Common mistakes
- Confused with 'possible' — they are similar but not the same.
- Using 'feasible' to describe something impossible or unrealistic.
- Saying 'infeasible' instead of 'not feasible' incorrectly.