The Opposite(Antonym) of “viable”
The antonyms of viable are impractical, unfeasible, and unworkable. These words describe something that is not possible or practical to achieve.
Explore all Antonyms of “viable”
Definitions and Examples of impractical, unfeasible, unworkable
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Not suitable for practical use or likely to be effective.
Example
It's impractical to carry a large umbrella on a crowded bus.
Not capable of being done or carried out successfully.
Example
The plan to build a skyscraper in the middle of a residential area is unfeasible.
Not capable of being put into practice or operation.
Example
The proposed solution to the traffic problem is unworkable due to budget constraints.
Key Differences: impractical vs unfeasible vs unworkable
- 1Impractical refers to something that is not suitable for practical use or likely to be effective.
- 2Unfeasible describes something that is not capable of being done or carried out successfully.
- 3Unworkable refers to something that is not capable of being put into practice or operation.
Effective Usage of impractical, unfeasible, unworkable
- 1Problem-Solving: Use these antonyms to describe solutions that are not feasible or practical.
- 2Planning: Incorporate these antonyms when discussing plans that are not workable or realistic.
- 3Decision-Making: Utilize these antonyms to evaluate options that are not viable or feasible.
Remember this!
The antonyms impractical, unfeasible, and unworkable describe something that is not possible or practical to achieve. Use these words to describe solutions, plans, or options that are not feasible or practical.
