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Is the word midnight an adjective?

No, "midnight" is generally considered a noun.

Here's why:

* It names a specific time: Midnight refers to the point in time when it's 12:00 AM.

* It can be the subject of a sentence: "Midnight arrived, and the city grew quiet."

* It can be modified by adjectives: "The dark, silent midnight brought a sense of peace."

While "midnight" can sometimes be used to describe something related to that time, it's not its primary function. For example, "midnight blue" is a color, but "midnight" itself is not acting as an adjective in this case.

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