Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Doable"

A: Double?

A: @Eduardoakaedu: Something can be done, or something is okay. "This project looks doable." "1:00 for lunch is doable for me."

A: I've been studying hard, so passing the exam is doable.

Climbing that mountain is really hard, but it is doable if you have the proper equipment and guidance.

A: "getting the project finished by the deadline is very doable."
"I want to leave by 5:00. Is that doable.?"
"Saving enough money by next summer to buy a new car is not doable."

"While we are in Tokyo, we want to visit the Imperial Palace and the Sensō-ji Temple and do some other sightseeing."
"The tourists were sightseeing in Hollywood when they saw Brad Pitt walk out of a restaurant."

"One day, we will also be old."
"If you keep eating at McDonalds, one day you will get fat."
"One day, I was walking down the street when the strangest thing happened.

"One day soon, I want to go sightseeing in Europe. Is that doable?"

A: Do you think it would be doable for us to paint the whole house by ourselves, or would we need help?

A: anything that is doable could be viable. There are viable things that aren't doable. A kitten can be born viable and never is doable, for example.

A: Doable is saying that you are able to do something.
"Building a house will be hard, but it's doable."
Possible implies there is a chance of something happening.
"Although my cat ran away, it's possible he will return home."

A: Doable: casual
Feasible: more formal

A: I can do it / it can be done with a drill, do you have one?

A: They are all good.

A: Some of the sentences depend on context. Like “ is this plan workable for you” would be a formal setting between professionals more often than not same with the two sentences after. A more natural one for “the child is not manageable” is “the child is uncontrollable”

A: You would say "You could do it in scientific ways" instead. The word "doable" is a very situational verb. I don't recommend you using it because if it is used wrong, it will sound weird and unnatural.

A: I would change "doable" to "feasible" to make it even more natural.