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Is beckoned a noun verb or adjective?

"Beckoned" is the past participle of the verb "beckon".

Here's why:

* Verb: The base form of the word is "beckon," which means to signal or invite someone to come nearer with a gesture or movement.

* Past Participle: "Beckoned" is used to form the present perfect ("has beckoned"), past perfect ("had beckoned"), and passive voice ("was beckoned").

Example:

* Verb: The woman beckoned the child closer.

* Past Participle: She was beckoned by the mysterious figure.

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