different between educable vs educatable
educable
English
Etymology
From New Latin *educabilis, from Latin educare (“to educate”); see educate.
Adjective
educable (comparative more educable, superlative most educable)
- Capable of being educated.
Related terms
- educate
- educability
Synonyms
- educatable
Translations
Noun
educable (plural educables)
- A person capable of being educated.
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educatable
English
Etymology
From educate +? -able
Adjective
educatable (comparative more educatable, superlative most educatable)
- Capable of being educated, trainable, teachable.
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