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What part of speech is degree?

"Degree" can be several parts of speech depending on its context:

1. Noun:

* Meaning: A level or amount of something, especially a level of intensity, importance, or achievement.

* Example: "He received a master's degree in physics." (referring to the qualification)

* Example: "The degree of difficulty was very high." (referring to the intensity)

2. Adjective:

* Meaning: Expressing the level or extent of something.

* Example: "The degree of success was phenomenal." (referring to the extent)

3. Verb:

* Meaning: To measure or assess the intensity, importance, or achievement of something.

* Example: "The scientists degreed the impact of the experiment." (referring to assessing the impact)

In general, when referring to "degrees" in academic contexts, it is usually a noun. But the other uses are also valid depending on the context.

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