Common Suffixes
* -able: Indicates capability or possibility.
* Describable: Capable of being described.
* -ive: Indicates a quality or state.
* Descriptive: Having the quality of describing.
* -tion: Indicates an action or process.
* Description: The act of describing something.
* -er: Indicates the agent or doer of an action.
* Describer: A person who describes.
Other Suffixes
* -or: Can also indicate the agent of an action, used in some cases instead of "-er".
* Describer (more common) or Descriptor (less common)
* -ant: Indicates something that performs a specific action.
* Describent: A person or thing that describes (less common).
Important Note: The use of these suffixes can sometimes be subtle. "Descriptive" and "describable" may seem interchangeable but have distinct meanings.
Example
* "The book was highly descriptive." This implies the book provided detailed information about the subject.
* "The event was describable in a few words." This suggests that the event could be explained succinctly.
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