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Flowersa Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

Contemporary

Hi, Does "contemporary" here is a noun or adj?

"His contemporary (Of Joseph smith) and rival, the restorationist Alexander Campbell, founder of the Disciples of Mormonism ..."
  

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"Contemporary" is being used as a noun. It means "person who lived at the same time".

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  • "Contemporary" is being used as a noun.
  • It means "person who lived at the same time".
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"Contemporary" is being used as a noun. It means "person who lived at the same time".
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