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    If a plan, idea, or method is feasible, you can actually do it, and it is likely to work — not only in a dream, but with the time, money, and tools you have. It is a formal word. Teachers, bosses, and reports use it a lot. Feasible does not mean easy. Climbing a mountain in winter may be feasible for a skilled team, but it is still hard. If something cannot work in real life, it is not feasible (people also say unfeasible or impractical).

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組成From Anglo-Norman fesable, Old French faisable "doable": faire "to do" + -able "can be done." Further back, Latin facere "to do."

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  • feasibilitythe noun: whether something can really be done
  • feasiblythe adverb: in a way that is possible

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feasibleadj/ˈfiː.zɪ.bəl/

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    Able to be done in practice.

    • His plan to rid Trafalgar Square of pigeons by bringing in peregrine falcons to eat them was dismissed as not feasible.

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