"Bewilderable" - Does it exist?

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I'm writting a text, and I think the right word for a certain part would be "bewilder".

Example: "A cry of anger, bewilderable/confoundable with fear,..."

Only, I have to use "Bewilder" as I would use "Confoundable". Question is, I can't find any evidence of "Bewilderable" existing.
I'm sorry if the question seems easy or logical, however, not having English as my main language does make me have these kind of questions Smile

Thanks in advance for any help.

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[+3] - neologist - 01/05/2016Anything is OK for a neologist. But some words are poor choices for formal writing.

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@Killaroop,

It is not a word that I've ever heard used. If you want to use it, you'll have to use it casually / informally... but it will be of bewilderable usage.

If you go to this link, you may find this useful:
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/bewildered

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@Killaroop,

http://onelook.com/?w=Bewilderable&ls=a

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@dalehileman,

Incrediblable.

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@Lordyaswas,

Unbeleagleable

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@Killaroop,

Anything is OK for a neologist. But some words are poor choices for formal writing.

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@Killaroop,

These adjectives are descibing "cry"? Not good. Seek further.

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