viability [ˌvaɪəˈbɪləti, Am -ət̬i] N no pl
1. viability (feasibility):
- viability
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2. viability (profitability):
- viability
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3. viability BIOL:
- viability
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He noted, however, that the existence of a competitor confirmed the viability of the company's business model.
en.wikipedia.org A minimum 15 percent of participants was required for viability.
en.wikipedia.org The primary purpose of the project was to increase its viability for commercial and regional jets.
en.wikipedia.org After the ninth year, viability is lost rapidly as the follicles decay and senescence sets in.
en.wikipedia.org Fetal viability depends largely on the fetal organ maturity, and environmental conditions.
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