Meaning & use
feasible
Possible to do easily or conveniently, given the available resources, time, and conditions.
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Engineers concluded that the underwater tunnel was technically feasible but extremely expensive.
It isn't feasible to finish the report by tomorrow without extra help from the team.
A note on using this word
Feasible describes whether something can realistically be done, not whether it is desirable or likely to happen.
Words with a similar meaning
achievablepracticable
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