Antonyms for viabilityvi·a·bil·i·ty

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1. • Living Thing
   • Practicality
   • Property

Princeton's WordNet

1. viabilitynoun

   (of living things) capable of normal growth and development

2. viabilitynoun

   capable of being done in a practical and useful way

How to use viability in a sentence?

1. Robert Satloff:

   The only way to protect the long-term viability of the plan's best aspects is to kill it.

2. Matias Walker:

   The rape clause will likely be rejected, as for fetal viability, we believe this will pass, but only where the father, when possible, has a say.

3. Mike Feuer:

   If they’re going to go through this process, it just cannot be the case that others that flout the rules are allowed to function, it’s bad for those who buy from them, it’s bad for the communities in which they’re located, and again, it threatens to undermine the viability of a system that’s predicated on lawful licensing.

4. Leo Melamed:

   The floor had no viability anymore.

5. Mary Ziegler:

   In different ways, a lot of the different major abortion restrictions we see floating around now are all targeting viability, and that would be a big deal because if it's not viability, then the question is, is there any other dividing line, or is it just sort of a free-for-all where it's not clear what kind of restrictions the courts are going to allow, and if it's going to allow them earlier and earlier in pregnancy.

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