Practicableness - English meaning

adjective

Able to be done or put into practice successfully.

Usage examples:

The measures will be put into effect as soon as is reasonably practicable

adjective

Able to be done or put into action

Usage examples:

A detailed report on the cause of the accident will be made public as soon as practicable.

noun

The quality of being practicable; viability.

Usage examples:

The practicability of his ideas has nothing to do with their truth

noun

A practical activity, (in early use) especially one of the actions or activities which go to make up the practice of a craft or profession; (more generally) an action, a deed; (in later use, in plural) practicalities, practical matters.

noun

A stratagem, a trick, a deception; (as a mass noun) machination, cunning, deceit. "†to prove practics": to indulge in or practise trickery (obsolete). scottish after middle english.

noun

A customary usage or established procedure; (hence) a precedent; (in plural, now usually in form practicks) an unofficial compendium of decisions and precedents and often other encyclopaedic legal material; frequently in the titles of such works.