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Is the word legal a noun?

No, "legal" is primarily an adjective.

It describes something as being in accordance with the law.

For example:

* "That is a legal document."

* "It's legal to drive at 60 mph on this highway."

You can also use "legal" as a noun in a few specific contexts, such as:

* "The legals" - referring to the legal aspects or documents of a situation.

* "The legals are being reviewed."

However, these usages are less common than using "legal" as an adjective.

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