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What part of speech is revolution?

"Revolution" can be several parts of speech, depending on how it's used in a sentence:

* Noun: This is the most common usage. It refers to a significant change in the way something functions, especially a dramatic political or social upheaval.

* Example: "The French Revolution was a pivotal moment in European history."

* Verb: This is less common but possible, meaning to overthrow or completely change something.

* Example: "The company is trying to revolutionize the way we communicate."

* Adjective: This is even less common, but can be used to describe something that is revolutionary.

* Example: "The new technology was a revolutionary breakthrough."

Therefore, you need more context to determine the specific part of speech in your sentence.

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