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Is the word interference a verb or noun?

"Interference" can be both a noun and a verb.

Here's how it breaks down:

Noun:

* Definition: Action that obstructs or prevents something, or the state of being obstructed.

* Example: "The neighbor's loud music was a constant interference."

Verb:

* Definition: To obstruct or prevent something.

* Example: "The government interfered in the election."

To determine if "interference" is being used as a noun or verb, you need to look at its function in the sentence.

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