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Is the word uniform a noun?

Yes, "uniform" can be a noun.

Here are some examples:

* The soldiers wore their uniforms with pride. (Here, "uniform" refers to the clothing they wore.)

* The school requires all students to wear a uniform. (Here, "uniform" refers to a specific set of clothing.)

It can also be an adjective, meaning "the same" or "consistent":

* The team wore uniform blue shirts. (Here, "uniform" describes the color of the shirts.)

* The workers all received uniform paychecks. (Here, "uniform" describes the consistent amount of pay.)

So, the part of speech for "uniform" depends on its usage in the sentence.

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