feasible
adjectiveUK /ˈfiːzəbl/
US /ˈfiːzəbl/
Something that is feasible is possible to do.
It is feasible to finish the project by Friday if we work together.
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2. Likely to succeed or work well in practice.
The engineers proposed a feasible design for the new bridge.
3. Able to be done within the available time and resources.
Given our budget, a trip to Japan is not feasible this year.
4. Reasonable or believable as an explanation.
Her account of the delay sounded feasible to the manager.