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Is the word race a verb?

No, "race" is primarily a noun.

Here's a breakdown:

* Noun: Refers to a group of people sharing common characteristics, often based on physical traits, ancestry, or culture.

* Example: "The human race"

* Verb: Means to move quickly, especially in competition.

* Example: "He raced to the finish line."

Sometimes, "race" can act as a verb in a figurative sense, meaning to compete or move quickly. For example, "They raced against time to finish the project." However, it's still primarily a noun.

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