viability
Can it succeed
Viability is the capacity to survive, succeed, or function effectively.
A viable business plan can actually work; a viable candidate has a real chance of winning.
In biology, viability refers to the ability to live and develop: The embryo showed no signs of viability.
Fetal viability—the point at which a fetus can survive outside the womb—figures prominently in abortion debates.
Formal evaluation of worth
- analysisMethodical study of parts
- evaluationDetermining worth or quality
- studyDeliberate learning effort
- planningArranging for future events
implementation · workable · achievable · realistic · doable · practicable · cost-effective · plausible
Commitment to act
- prospectPotential client or opportunity
- opportunityFavorable circumstance for advancement
- possibilityState of being achievable
- capabilityPower to accomplish tasks
latent · emerging · nascent · incipient · developmental · unrealized · prospective · likelihood
Remaining alive against odds
- fitnessGood physical shape
- lifeAnimate state
- existenceState of being real
- germinationSeed's initial growth phase
fetal · embryonic · reproductive · cellular · organism · offspring · seed · sperm
Capacity to generate gain
- sustainabilityCapacity to endure indefinitely
- revenueBusiness income total
- marketVenue for trade
- businessCommercial activity or occupation
commercial · financial · investment · return · growth · scalability · monetization · cost-benefit
Lasting extended period
- environmentalOf natural surroundings
- renewableCapable of restoration
- ecologicalRelating to ecosystems
- resilienceCapacity to recover quickly
durability · persistence · continuation · maintenance · self-sustaining · regenerative · perpetuation · conservation
assessment
Formal evaluation of worth
- analysisMethodical study of parts
- evaluationDetermining worth or quality
- studyDeliberate learning effort
planning · implementation · workable · achievable · realistic · doable · practicable · cost-effective · plausible · executable
promise
Commitment to act
- prospectPotential client or opportunity
- opportunityFavorable circumstance for advancement
- possibilityState of being achievable
capability · latent · emerging · nascent · incipient · developmental · unrealized · prospective · likelihood · probability
survival
Remaining alive against odds
germination · fetal · embryonic · reproductive · cellular · organism · offspring · seed · sperm · egg
profitability
Capacity to generate gain
- sustainabilityCapacity to endure indefinitely
- revenueBusiness income total
- marketVenue for trade
business · commercial · financial · investment · return · growth · scalability · monetization · cost-benefit · budget
long-term
Lasting extended period
- environmentalOf natural surroundings
- renewableCapable of restoration
- ecologicalRelating to ecosystems
resilience · durability · persistence · continuation · maintenance · self-sustaining · regenerative · perpetuation · conservation · stability
- pregnancypregnancy, pregnant, prenatal care, due date, weeks
- possibilitiespossibility, chance, likelihood, probability, odds
- caucusdelegates, delegate count, precinct, realignment, uncommitted
- newbornsbaby, preemie, newborn, neonate, premature baby
- feasibilityfeasibility, feasible, practicality, doable, doability
- Brewing Yeastyeast, wild yeast, dry yeast, fermentation, pitching
viabilityimpracticality
Being unworkable in reality
infeasibility · unviability · impossibility · unfeasibility · impracticability
viabilitynonviability
Inability to function successfully
death · mortality · nonsurvival · lethality · stillbirth
viabilityunsustainability
Inability to continue indefinitely
unviability · collapse · failure · insolvency · untenability
- fetal viabilityCapacity for extrauterine survival