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What is the adjective form of serve?

The adjective form of "serve" depends on the context. Here are a few options:

* Serviceable: This means useful, functional, or suitable for a particular purpose.

* Example: "The old car was still serviceable, even though it was a bit rusty."

* Serving: This is a present participle adjective that describes something that is used for serving.

* Example: "The serving tray was filled with delicious snacks."

* Served: This is the past participle adjective, usually used to describe something that has been completed or fulfilled.

* Example: "The guests were all served their meals."

The best option depends on what you want to express.

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