truly viable

Frequency: 5.56.8 per million words

Emphasizes that something is genuinely and certainly viable.

viableADVERB + viable

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truly

Examples (10)

  • A business plan needs to be truly viable to attract investors.
  • For this project to be a success, the proposed solution must be truly viable.
  • Is this new technology truly viable for mass production?
  • Without sufficient funding, the initiative cannot become truly viable.
  • The committee debated whether the candidate was truly viable for the position.
  • Only an integrated approach can make renewable energy truly viable on a large scale.
  • Many startups fail because their initial concept wasn't truly viable.
  • The proposed peace treaty offers a truly viable path forward for both nations.
  • To be truly viable, a sustainable system requires long-term planning.
  • We need to find a strategy that is not just theoretical but truly viable in practice.