adj
feasible
FEE-zih-buhl
adj
1
Able to be done or carried out in practice.
"Is it feasible to finish the project by Friday?"
"Engineers concluded the bridge design was structurally feasible."
How to Use Feasible
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishRealistic or practical to actually do.
Common mistake
Don't confuse with "feasible" meaning "probable" — it means something CAN be done, not that it's likely to happen.
Common pairings
economically feasible
technically feasible
Word Forms
more feasible comparative, most feasible superlative
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Etymology
From Old French faisable ("doable"), from faire ("to do"), ultimately from Latin facere.