viable
Pronunciation: [ˈvaɪəbl]
Word
Context: "business"
(adjective) when an idea, plan, or project can work successfully. It means it is possible and can be done well, like a project that can make money or solve a problem.
Example
The team came up with a viable solution to increase sales.
Example
The old marketing strategy was not viable anymore and needed to be changed.
Example
Is this idea viable for our budget and goals?
Context: "biology"
(adjective) referring to a living thing that can grow or develop in a healthy way. It's like when a seed can sprout and become a plant; it means it can live and thrive.
Example
The scientist confirmed that the embryo was viable and could grow into a healthy baby.
Example
The plant's seeds were not viable, so they didn't sprout.
Example
How can we tell if the seeds are viable enough to plant?
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