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Is the word unstuck an adjective?

Yes, "unstuck" can be an adjective.

Here are examples:

* "The car was unstuck after we pushed it." In this sentence, "unstuck" describes the state of the car.

* "The child's finger was unstuck from the toy." Again, "unstuck" describes the state of the finger.

However, "unstuck" can also be used as a past participle of the verb "unstuck."

For example:

* "I unstuck the lid from the jar." Here, "unstuck" is a past participle describing the action of the verb.

To determine whether "unstuck" is an adjective or past participle, you need to look at the context of the sentence.

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