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Is cleanliest a verb noun adjective?

"Cleanliest" is an adjective.

Here's why:

* It describes a noun: It tells us something about the state or quality of something, like "the cleanliest room in the house."

* It's the superlative form: It's the highest degree of "clean" (cleaner, cleanliest).

There is no verb or noun form of "cleanliest." The related verb is "clean" and the noun is "cleanliness."

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