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Which affix comes from the Latin language and means "capable of"?

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"ible".
Some examples are:
responsible
governable
AND CAPABLE!
It can be ible or able.

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User KMcA
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Answer:

The suffix "ible"

Step-by-step explanation:

"ible" is a Latin suffix and it is added to words to form adjectives.

Some examples can be:

-Responsible

-Liable

-Able

In the case of the adjective "capable" the suffix that is added is "able".

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