a. [ad. L. excruciābilis, f. excruciāre: see EXCRUCIATE v. and -ABLE.] Capable of being tormented; liable, subject to, or deserving of torture.

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1731–6.  Bailey (folio), Excruciable, worthy to be tormented.

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1831.  Hogg, in Blackw. Mag., XXIX. 916.

                                The greedy heart
On which the gnawing worm of avarice
Preyed without ceasing, straining every sense
To that excruciable and yearning core.

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