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What is the part of speech for immortal?

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

* Adjective: Describing something that cannot die or does not age.

* Example: "The ancient gods were said to be immortal."

* Noun: Referring to a being that lives forever.

* Example: "The myths speak of immortals dwelling on Mount Olympus."

* Verb: (archaic) Meaning to make something immortal.

* Example: "The artist sought to immortalize his love in his paintings."

So, without a sentence to provide context, it's hard to say definitively which part of speech "immortal" is.

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