Adjective:

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viably's Usage Examples:

turns" on the album, but commented that they are "forced to operate with unenviably tepid production.

Alacritech decided that the TOE / NIC business was not sufficient to sustain a viably growing company, and changed its focus to leveraging this technology for.

A fighter can viably spend their entire career under the K-1 umbrella.

cigarettes as an appetite suppressant so that women could achieve the decade"s enviably small waistlines.

Samantha Kohl, a psychiatrist unenviably tasked with helping Raines cope with the loss of his partner and subsequent.

Chronicle evidence reveals that he had an enviably successful military career; he led many campaigns against the Cumans from.

John Updike described Gustafsson as "the enviably ideal conferee, a red-bearded fish never out of water, loving books, ideas.

continues to sing for Philip and Isabella, and the King continues to rule viably, but is still whimsical.

Reductions in telecommunication costs mean that a company can viably operate in one country while calling prospective investors in another.

north-western clubs – Burnie and Devonport – found themselves unable to viably field teams in the competition, with withdrew, reducing the size of the.

Union Station was eventually restored, expanded, and viably reopened in 1988 as both a busy train station and a popular commercial retail.

charm, communicative flair and technical confidence, always displaying an enviably sure dramatic instinct.