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What part of speech is the word freaking?

"Freaking" can be a few different parts of speech depending on how it's used:

* Adverb: When used to emphasize or intensify another word, it's an adverb.

* Example: "That was a freaking amazing concert!"

* Interjection: When used as a standalone exclamation of surprise or anger, it's an interjection.

* Example: "Freaking! I forgot my keys!"

* Verb: In some cases, it can be a verb meaning "to cause to become frantic or agitated." This is less common.

* Example: "The news freaked her out."

It's important to look at the context to determine which part of speech it is.

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