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Is the word compound a noun?

Yes, "compound" can be a noun.

Here are some examples:

* A chemical compound: "Water is a compound made of hydrogen and oxygen."

* A complex structure: "The building was a large, gated compound."

* A word made of two or more parts: "The word "butterfly" is a compound word."

However, "compound" can also be an adjective, verb, or adverb depending on its use in a sentence.

For example:

* Adjective: "The compound interest earned on the investment was substantial."

* Verb: "The company compounded its problems by making poor decisions."

* Adverb: "He compounded his anger by shouting at everyone."

So, to determine the part of speech of "compound" in a specific sentence, you need to look at how it's used in that sentence.

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