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viable
adjective
Able to work successfully or remain in existence under the conditions.
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The smaller venue made the project financially viable.
A simple schedule showed that the reading room was viable if volunteers covered two evening shifts. If nobody could take those shifts, the proposal would need a different timetable before becoming a lasting service.
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