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What is the word called that describes something?

There isn't one single word that perfectly describes something that describes something else. However, depending on the context, you could use several different words:

General terms:

* Descriptor: This is a general term for any word or phrase that describes something.

* Modifier: This is a word that changes the meaning of another word, usually by adding information about size, color, or quantity.

* Attribute: This refers to a quality or characteristic of something.

More specific terms:

* Adjective: This is a word that describes a noun, usually by giving information about its qualities.

* Noun: This can also be used to describe something, especially if it is a category or type of thing.

* Verb: A verb can describe an action or state of being, which can in turn describe something.

* Phrase: A group of words that describes something can be considered a phrase.

Other options:

* Definition: This is a formal description of a word or concept.

* Explanation: This provides details and context about something.

The best word to use will depend on the specific context and what you are trying to describe.

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