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wide and width difference

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Answered by saanvi543

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Answer:

Width is noun

Wide is adjective

Width discribes how wide an object is

Answered by BrainlyArnab

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Answer:

"width" is a noun and "wide" is an adjective.

Explanation:

Width is the general term to refer to how wide something is.

For example,

What is the width of that table?

It is 1 meter wide.

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