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Is the word or a conjunction?

The word "or" is a conjunction.

Specifically, it's a coordinating conjunction, which means it joins words, phrases, or clauses of equal grammatical rank.

For example:

* I want to eat pizza or pasta. (joins two noun phrases)

* She went to the store or the library. (joins two prepositional phrases)

* He is coming, or he is not. (joins two independent clauses)

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