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Is explanatory a noun or verb?

"Explanatory" is primarily an adjective.

It describes something that explains or clarifies.

Here are some examples:

* Explanatory notes were included with the instructions.

* She gave an explanatory speech about the new policy.

However, "explanatory" can sometimes function as a noun in a specific context, referring to an explanation or a statement that explains something.

Here's an example:

* The professor's explanatory was clear and concise.

So, while "explanatory" is mainly an adjective, its use as a noun is less common and typically found in specific situations.

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