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nonviable

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nonviable /non·vi·a·ble/ (-vi´ah-b'l) not capable of living.
non·vi·a·ble (nn-v-bl)
adj.
Not capable of living or developing independently. Used especially of an embryo or fetus.
nonviable
[-vī′əbəl]
Etymology: L, non + vita, life
unable to exist independently after birth.
nonviable [non-vi´ah-b'l]
not capable of living.
nonviable
not capable of living.
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