inviable
ɪnˈvaɪəbl̩
Definition

Definition of inviable - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
unable to liveTECH.not capable of living or developingTECH.
  • The inviable seeds did not sprout in the garden..
nonviable unsustainable unviable
2.
financeRarenot financially sustainable or practicalRare
  • The business model proved inviable in the current market.
impractical unfeasible unsustainable
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Origin of inviable

Latin, in (not) + viabilis (viable)

Examples of inviable in a sentence

  • The harsh conditions made the plant inviable.
  • The project was deemed inviable due to high costs.
  • Investors found the proposal inviable and withdrew support.

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  1. French:non viable, impraticable, ...
  2. German:nicht lebensfähig, untragbar, ...
  3. Italian:non vitale, insostenibile, ...
  4. Spanish:inviable, insostenible, ...
  5. Portuguese:inviável, insustentável, ...
  6. Chinese:无法生存的, 不可行的, ...
  7. Japanese:生存不可能な, 実行不可能な, ...
  8. Arabic:غَيْر قَابِل لِلحَيَاة, غير قابِل للاستمرار, ...
  9. Hebrew:לֹא בַּר־קַיָּמָא, לֹא כְּדַאִי, ...
  10. Russian:нежизнеспособный, непрактичный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:нежиттєздатний, непрактичний, ...
  12. Hindi:अजीवित, अव्यवहार्य, ...

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