How to spell VAIBLE correctly?

If you've accidentally typed "vaible" instead of "viable", don't worry! Autocorrect can sometimes lead to such mistakes. The correct spelling is "viable", meaning something capable of working successfully or being effective. Keep an eye out for auto-corrections to ensure your message comes across clearly.

• able I am able to speak five languages fluently.
• babble The baby began to babble happily, making everyone in the room smile.
• bauble
• bible
• cable The cable providing power to my computer is damaged.
• dabble
• fable "The tortoise and the hare" is a classic fable that teaches the value of steady perseverance.
• foible Her biggest foible was her tendency to procrastinate.
• gabble The speaker's gabble was so rapid that I struggled to understand what they were saying.
• gable The old Victorian house had a steeply pitched gable roof that added to its gothic charm.
• garble
• Mable
• marble The floor was made of white marble.
• rabble The rabble gathered outside the courthouse, demanding justice for the victim of the crime.
• sable The sable fur coat was a symbol of luxury and extravagance in the 19th century.
• table She has set the table with the finest silverware for her dinner party.
• vainly She searched vainly for her lost phone, but it was nowhere to be found.
• vale
• variable
• viable The new business plan seemed viable enough to attract investors.
• vibe I'm not feeling the vibe at this party.
• vile I can't believe the vile things this person says.
• visible The bright lights made the stars less visible in the sky.
• voile The bride wore a stunning white dress made from delicate voile fabric.
• warble The warble of the caged bird lingered in my memory.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately