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Is the word Broadway a common noun?

It depends on how you're using the word "Broadway."

* As a street name: In this case, "Broadway" is a proper noun, as it refers to a specific street in New York City.

* As a symbol of theater: When "Broadway" refers to the theatrical district in New York City or the industry associated with it, it can be considered a common noun. For example: "She dreams of being on Broadway."

So, the answer is both. It's a proper noun when referring to the street, and a common noun when referring to the theater scene.

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