What part of speech is 'made-up' ? and why? thanks

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0 In this sentence, what part of speech is 'made-up' ? The dictionary says it is an adjective but I think it should be a verb. Could you please explain that to me please? 02br02br00She's always very heavily made-up02br02br00Thank you.02br02br00Cheers,02br02br00Ernset0-

Maple · Accepted Answer

0It's an adj.02br
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00(But sometimes I just mix them up with Past-paticiple phrases. So far, such kind of obscure perception has brought me no trouble. (I mean, I scarsly misread a sentence even if I take them as past paticiples02br
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00 anyway, it IS an adjective~~~0-

Maya2 · Answer

0participle phrase functions as a predicate adjective.02br
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00Hello Maple. I am Incho;)02br
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00How are you?0-

Maple · Answer

0Hi,Hi, Incho!02br
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00Glad to see you here.05002br
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00Things are fine with me. And you, haha, have become a girl! interesting!051010id211id5

Maya2 · Answer

0Hello Sabrina02br
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00where have you been?02br
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00You completely disappeared.02br
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00How are your studies getting along?02br
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00"And you, haha, have become a girl!" Yeah, and I am wearing a nice skirt too.0-

Maple · Answer

0Hi, IK02br
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00So far my study is kinda OK, though I've found some subjects rather dreary and torturing indeed. 05002br
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00Thanks for your greeting!02br
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00Best wishes for you and your physics teaching!051010id811id1

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