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- pronunciation:
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adjective |
| definition 1: |
capable of being done, carried out, or brought about; likely to succeed.
The project seemed quite feasible when they started, but they soon ran into an obstacle.Finishing by March is a feasible objective in our opinion.- antonyms:
- chimerical, impracticable, unfeasible
- similar words:
- possible, practicable, practical
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| definition 2: |
capable of being used; fit or suitable.
Solar energy seems a feasible alternative in this desert region.- antonyms:
- unfeasible
- similar words:
- practical
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| definition 3: |
likely to be true or to be confirmed; plausible.
Missing the bus seemed like a feasible explanation for his lateness.The hypothesis seemed quite feasible, but the results of the experiment did not confirm it.- antonyms:
- implausible, unfeasible
- similar words:
- plausible, possible
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| related words: |
earthly, probable, sane |
| derivations: |
feasibly (adv.), feasibility (n.), feasibleness (n.) |
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