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What part of speech is clearance?

"Clearance" can be multiple parts of speech depending on its context:

* Noun: This is the most common usage, referring to the act of clearing something, a space that has been cleared, or permission to proceed.

* Adjective: It can describe something that is cleared, such as "clearance sale" (items sold at a reduced price).

* Verb: While less common, "clearance" can be used as a verb, meaning to clear something or to give permission to proceed.

Examples:

* Noun: "The security clearance was denied."

* Adjective: "The store had a clearance sale on winter clothes."

* Verb: "The manager cleared the debris after the storm."

Without context, it's impossible to determine the specific part of speech.

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