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Definition of viability - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
successability to live or succeed
- The viability of the startup depends on market conditions.
2.
practicalitycapable of being done practically
- The viability of the plan was questioned by the team.
Origin of viability
Latin, vita (life)
Terms with viability included in their meaning
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viability
state of being possible or practical to do
medical
spontaneous loss of a pregnancy before viability
television
initial episode of a series used to test its viability
business
evaluating a new idea's viability in business
organic chemistry
blue dye used in cell viability assays
fertility check
medical test analyzing sperm health and viability
Examples of viability in a sentence
Viability of the plan was assessed by the committee. The viability of the new software was confirmed after testing. They assessed the viability of expanding the business overseas.
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- French:viabilité, faisabilité, ...
- German:Lebensfähigkeit, Durchführbarkeit, ...
- Italian:fattibilità, realizzabilità, ...
- Spanish:viabilidad, factibilidad, ...
- Portuguese:viabilidade, ...
- Chinese:生存能力, 可行性, ...
- Japanese:実現可能性, 実行可能性, ...
- Arabic:قابِلِيَّة البَقاء, قابِلِيَّة التَّنْفِيذ, ...
- Hebrew:כְּדָאִיּוּת, הִתָּכְנוּת, ...
- Russian:жизнеспособность, осуществимость, ...
- Ukrainian:життєздатність, ...
- Hindi:व्यवहार्यता, संभाव्यता, ...
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