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Viable

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Success ProbabilityPlay
Use 'viable' when something has a good chance of working out well, not just being possible. SlideFor our project, cloud storage is a more viable option than physical servers.
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Realistic PlansPlay
Describe plans or methods as 'viable' when they are well-thought-out and likely to be effective. SlideHer business plan is viable and has impressed the investors.
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Not Just TheoreticalPlay
A 'viable' solution implies it can be implemented in the real world, not just in theory. SlideWe need a viable strategy, something we can actually execute.