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What part of speech is nihilism?
"Nihilism" is a
noun
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It refers to the philosophical belief that life is without inherent meaning or purpose.
What is shake as abstract noun?
What is a one word book title with the most syllables in it?
Phonology
How do pronounce point in french?
How many syllables are in the word Mississippi?
What part of speech is the word ungentlemanly?
What is the homophone for word rows?
What is the homophone for lines opposite of columns?
Is microphone a commonn or proper noun?
Who do you say mass in french?
Does the name mark contain long vowel sounds?
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