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Is the word Verify a noun?

No, "verify" is primarily a verb. It means to confirm or establish the truth or accuracy of something.

While there's no direct noun form of "verify", you could use these alternatives:

* Verification: This is the noun form of the verb "verify" and means the act of confirming or establishing the truth of something.

* Confirmation: This word means the act of proving that something is true or correct.

* Validation: This word means the act of proving that something is true or valid.

For example:

* Verb: I need to verify the information before I submit the report.

* Noun: The verification process took longer than expected.

* Alternatives: The confirmation of the order arrived today. They needed to do a validation of the system.

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