Adjective:

बड़े जीवर्नबल का, बड़ी जीवन-शक्ति का,

viable's Usage Examples:

debridement of viable tissue were undertaken.

Often when a person cannot afford to purchase a new camera, buying a refurbished one is a viable option.Another benefit associated with refurbished cameras is that Canon has a great reputation for producing high quality products.

Due to full-time jobs, family obligations, inflexible schedules or other constraints, on-site degrees aren't viable options for such students, so it's natural to look into online opportunities that allow more personalized study programs.

Donor options: In some cases, donor eggs or sperm may need to be used if there is not enough time to collect viable samples from the patient before undergoing treatment or if fertility isn't achieved using the original eggs or sperm.

While many books are also on the market, a good DVD is a viable substitute for a yoga instructor if you don't live near enough to a yoga studio, no one nearby teaches the style you're interested in, or you can't afford the yoga classes.

We have recently been experimenting with heat meters, to see whether the possibility of charging via their readings is viable.

Up until now, there has been no viable alternative.

I am saying that for small nations to be economically and politically viable is good news for peace.

The 2000s saw the rise of commercially viable seeds created by transgenesis, that is, the insertion of DNA from one species into another species.

It is a completely viable state, with a ski museum and a McDonald's.

Synonyms:

possible, executable, practicable, feasible, workable,

Antonyms:

actual, unrealistic, impossibility, unthinkable, impossible,