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Is nonstop a verb or an adjective?

"Nonstop" can be both a verb and an adjective:

* Verb: "Nonstop" as a verb is rarely used, but it means "to continue without stopping." For example:

* "The music nonstopped for hours."

* Adjective: "Nonstop" as an adjective means "without stopping" or "continuous." For example:

* "He had a nonstop flight to Paris."

* "They engaged in nonstop conversation."

So, the part of speech depends on how it is used in a sentence.

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