workable

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Certainly, biting off too much at once isn't workable.

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capable of being done with means at hand and circumstances as they are

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adjective

capable of being done with means at hand and circumstances as they are

Definitions

Core meanings and parts of speech for workable.

adjective

capable of being done with means at hand and circumstances as they are

See also: feasible, executable, practicable, viable

Example sentences

Certainly, biting off too much at once isn't workable.

"Never make mistakes" isn't exactly a workable business plan.

Seems like a workable system to me and allows each to be honest without consequences like eBay's original system.

Building a truly workable Hyperloop, if it's feasible at all, will be significantly more expensive than Musk claims.

It's not simply a matter of manpower either, there was a lot that was needed to be able to provide a workable invasion:* Control of the air.

That might be a workable strategy for someone keeping a lower-profile but if you piss off enough powerful people they will find a way to get at you, legal or not.

""On a cyclomatic-complexity scale, a rating of 10 is considered workable code, with 15 being the upper limit for some exceptional cases.

I learned a lot more technical skills; it turns out that no matter how well you prepared in your job, finding a workable startup opportunity requires that you do things that you don't know how to do.

The Mill is full of horribly clever ideas which I'm really excited about and I do think their approach seems workable and advantageous, but I'd expect 3x at most when they've had time to optimize.

We now know that human biochemistry is the result of an evolutionary process which when faced with a problem consistently comes up with the worst possible solution that is still workable.

As a regulator, we only want to enforce things in a way where we can achieve the end results…We rather doubt whether the Government believe there are "ways to make this practical and workable".Nice to see some common sense.

What else can you configure "so easily" I wonder?Then you get into how they are hacking CSS and iframes into the email body, to substitute for Javascript, and actually create a workable user interface.

What I've been told is that when you reduce the complicated aspects of what is known into a workable set of approximations, for specific use cases, you get something very similar to ... wait for it ...Artistic color wheels and paint mixing systems.