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What adjectives end with the suffix able?

Here are some adjectives that end in "-able":

Common:

* Adorable

* Agreeable

* Available

* Comfortable

* Durable

* Edible

* Forcible

* Horrible

* Incredible

* Notable

* Possible

* Reasonable

* Suitable

* Terrible

* Understandable

Less Common:

* Accessible

* Acceptable

* Adaptable

* Admirable

* Affable

* Amicable

* Applicable

* Arguable

* Breakable

* Changeable

* Conceivable

* Convertible

* Debatable

* Desirable

* Distinguishable

* Doable

* Durable

* Eatable

* Expandable

* Excusable

* Favorable

* Feasible

* Flammable

* Forgivable

* Frightful

* Fungible

* Indelible

* Inevitably

* Infallible

* Inseparable

* Irrevocable

* Knowable

* Manageable

* Measurable

* Mergeable

* Negotiable

* Notable

* Observable

* Obtainable

* Perceptible

* Pleasurable

* Predictable

* Preventable

* Provable

* Readable

* Recoverable

* Redeemable

* Refutable

* Removable

* Reparable

* Reputable

* Respectable

* Reusable

* Saleable

* Savable

* Seeable

* Serviceable

* Solvable

* Speakable

* Sustainable

* Tasteable

* Thinkable

* Transferable

* Translatable

* Treatable

* Troublesome

* Usable

* Visible

* Vulnerable

* Washable

* Wearable

* Workable

* Writable

Note: Some words ending in "-able" are not adjectives, such as "comfortable" (adjective), "comfortable" (noun).

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