Capable of being worked with, managed, or put into practice; feasible and practical enough to succeed.
From 'work' (Old English 'werc') combined with the suffix '-able' (Latin 'habilis' meaning able). The word emerged in the 18th century.
In project management, 'workable' solutions are often preferred over 'perfect' ones—studies show that teams implementing 'good enough' plans consistently beat those endlessly refining perfect plans that never launch.
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