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What's the difference between "Fashion" and "Fashionable"? Thank you in advance

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Most of the time, "fashion" is a noun (a subject or object) and "fashionable" is an adjective (describes something). Examples: She's wearing a very fashionable dress tonight. (adjective, describes the dress) I don't understand fashion. (and object of understanding)
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fashion = noun fashionable = adjective It's in fashion. It's the fashion. It's fashionable. These three all mean the same.
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Someone,who is 'fashionable' (the adjective) ,is wearing the latest 'fashion' (the noun)!
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piensa en el fin de la palabra "fashionable" -- "able" esto como una palabra en si me dice "capable" entonces "fashionable" para mi quiere decir que la cosa a que se refiere es "capable de ser fashion"

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