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What part of speech is vile?

"Vile" is typically used as an adjective.

Here's why:

* It describes a noun: "The vile smell" or "a vile act".

* It can be used as a predicate adjective: "The food tasted vile."

While "vile" can sometimes be used as a noun (like "the vileness of the deed"), this is less common.

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