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Is tentative a noun or verb?

"Tentative" can be both a noun and an adjective. It is rarely used as a verb.

Here's how it works:

* Noun: A tentative is a provisional or experimental arrangement.

* "The meeting was a tentative arrangement, subject to change."

* Adjective: Tentative means uncertain, hesitant, or provisional.

* "We have a tentative plan for the weekend."

* "She gave a tentative smile."

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