Adjective:

అనుకూలమైన, వసతి, లాభదాయకం,

workable's Usage Examples:

Conservative government, which as a result contained so many amendments, provisos and limitations that it was in many ways unworkable.

Distraining ("poinding") was abolished in 1386 as being unworkable, and responsibility for compensation.

Though the Justices who dissented from the remedial holding called this standard unworkable, the Court reasoned that a standard of reasonableness was familiar from other areas of the law.

In practice, that would be very unworkable – every time a student or staff member arrived, administrators would have.

Cession to the United Kingdom The new arrangements proved no more workable than the old.

A museum approach to conserving the building was recognised by all authorities as being unworkable as the building would be empty and devoid of the life the restoration brief considered essential.

Hughes had no ability to track the satellite at such a distance and considered this trajectory concept unworkable.

when their aft casemate mountings turned out to be unworkable and were dispensed with.

He arrived at Corfu on 2 June 1849, found the local assembly unworkable and prorogued it.

A full page, it stated: "The law against marijuana is immoral in principle and unworkable in practice.

In finery forges they were used for drawing out blooms made from wrought iron into more workable bar iron.

Tongans say that the old schedule is unworkable when household members have Western-style jobs, or attend schools at some distance from home; such family members cannot come home to eat, then have a doze after a heavy mid-day meal.

Synonyms:

possible, executable, practicable, feasible, viable,

Antonyms:

unthinkable, unlikely, impractical, dead, impossible,