1. the quality of being able to be worked with or shaped effectively
Usage: often used in technical or construction contexts
2. the practicality or feasibility of a plan, system, or arrangement

Examples

• The clay’s workability made it perfect for pottery.
• Engineers tested the workability of the new concrete mixture.
• The workability of the proposed schedule depends on available resources.
• Poor workability of the metal required special tools.
• We need to assess the workability of this business plan.
• The dough’s workability improved after resting for an hour.
• Budget constraints affect the workability of our expansion plans.