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What part of speech is cachet?

"Cachet" can be either a noun or a verb, depending on how it's used in a sentence.

As a noun:

* Meaning: Prestige, distinction, or the quality of being highly regarded.

* Example: "The restaurant has a cachet of exclusivity, attracting only the most discerning diners."

As a verb:

* Meaning: To mark or brand something (especially a product) with a distinctive mark, symbol, or seal.

* Example: "The company cached their products with a unique logo to differentiate them in the marketplace."

So, to determine the part of speech, you need to look at its usage in the context of the sentence.

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