finable (2)
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 58
[Eng. fine (2), v.; -able.] Admitting of a fine; deserving or liable to a fine or penalty. IMG:content-1634.png:[blocks in formation] 2. Finishing, conclusive, decisive; end or bring. ing to an end. "Henry had neither leisure nor opportunity to undertake the final conquest." -Davies On Ireland. 3. Respecting the end, motive, or purpose in view to be gained. "By its gravity air raises the water in pumps, and performs all those feats which former philosophers attributed to a final , namely, nature's abhorrence of a vacuity."Ray: On the Creation. Crabb thus discriminates between final and conclusive: " Final designates simply the circumstance of being the last: conclusive the mode of finishing or coming to the last; a determination is
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