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unviable methods

/ʌnvaɪəbl maːθədz/ · un.vi.a.ble meth.ods
noun
  1. Methods or approaches that are not financially sustainable or profitable. The company's unviable methods of production led to significant financial losses.
noun
  1. Unsuccessful or ineffective techniques used to achieve a goal. The team's unviable methods of marketing failed to attract new customers.
Did you know? The concept of 'unviable methods' is often discussed in the context of business and economics, where companies and organizations strive to identify and eliminate unsustainable practices to remain competitive and profitable.
Written by Lexi Wordsworth, Dictionary Editor 0 lookups Added Aug 9, 2026