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Should you use estimable or estimatable?

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It should be "estimable", in cases of accurately portraying either the qualitative or quantitative characteristic of something . "Estimatable" is not a word.

i.e.:

1. My bonus this year is not estimable as it will depend on the sales level of a brand new item.

2. We were abhorred to find out that such an estimable doctor in the medical industry was in fact, not licensed to practice.

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