-able
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From French -able, from Latin
-able
# An adjective suffix, now usually in a acquiescent sense; forms adjectives acceptation possible, or fit.
# able to be
#:movable: able to be moved
#:amendable, able to be amended
# fit to be
#:blamable, fit to be blamed
#:salable, fit to be sold
# accordant or acceptable to, in accordance with
#:fashionable
#:seasonable
# cogent accommodation or ability in a acquiescent sense
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-able (plural:
# able to be done (similar to English, above)
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-able (plural:
# able to be done (similar to English, above)
From French -able, from Latin
-able
# An adjective suffix, now usually in a acquiescent sense; forms adjectives acceptation possible, or fit.
# able to be
#:movable: able to be moved
#:amendable, able to be amended
# fit to be
#:blamable, fit to be blamed
#:salable, fit to be sold
# accordant or acceptable to, in accordance with
#:fashionable
#:seasonable
# cogent accommodation or ability in a acquiescent sense
----
-able (plural:
# able to be done (similar to English, above)
----
-able (plural:
# able to be done (similar to English, above)
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