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What part of speech is phenomenal?

"Phenomenal" is most commonly used as an adjective.

Here's why:

* It describes a noun: We use "phenomenal" to describe something that is extraordinary, impressive, or remarkable.

* Example: "The singer gave a phenomenal performance." (Describing the performance, a noun)

* It can be modified by adverbs:

* Example: "The movie was incredibly phenomenal." (Using the adverb "incredibly" to modify the adjective "phenomenal")

While "phenomenal" can sometimes be used as a noun (referring to a phenomenon), this is less common.

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