Workable (adjective)

Capable of being done, used, or dealt with in a practical or effective way.

Origin:

The word "workable" originated in the late 16th century, it comes from the middle english word "worken" meaning to do work or to make something work.

Examples:

1. The plan was workable, but it needed some revisions.
2. The solution was workable, but not ideal.
3. The material was workable and easy to shape.
4. The proposal was workable, but the implementation was difficult.
5. The design was workable, but not very elegant.