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What part of speech is the word insane?

The word "insane" can be either an adjective or an interjection.

* Adjective: When used to describe something or someone as being mentally deranged or extremely foolish, it functions as an adjective.

* Example: "That's an insane idea!"

* Interjection: When used to express strong emotion, like surprise or disbelief, it acts as an interjection.

* Example: "Insane! How did you do that?"

The specific part of speech depends on how it's used in a sentence.

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