1. the qualities or states of being incapable of surviving, developing, or succeeding
Usage: plural form

Examples

• The committee discussed the inviabilities of several proposed budget plans.
• Economic inviabilities forced the company to abandon three different expansion strategies.
• The research highlighted the inviabilities of certain agricultural practices in drought conditions.
• Multiple inviabilities in the original design led to a complete project overhaul.
• The report documented the inviabilities of maintaining the old infrastructure systems.
• Scientists identified several inviabilities in the proposed environmental restoration methods.