feasible

/ˈfiːzəbəl/adjective

Possible to carry out or achieve under real conditions.

Example sentence

“Finishing the project by Friday just isn't feasible with such a small team.”

Common in planning language: technically feasible, economically feasible, a feasibility study. 'Possible' asks if it can happen; 'feasible' asks if it can practically be done.

Related words

feeA payment required in return for a service or privilege.fearlessFeeling or showing no fear; brave.feebleLacking physical strength; weak.faucetA fitting with a valve, such as a kitchen or bathroom tap, used to start and stop the flow of water or another liquid.feedbackComments and judgments about how well something was done, given to help improve it.fatigueDeep tiredness brought on by hard physical or mental effort.