What part of speech is “amazing”
Adjective
Definition:
an adjective is a part of speech that is used to describe or qualify a noun or pronoun. In this case, 'amazing' is used in order to add more emphasis and heightened emotions to a noun.
Rules:
When using this word as an adjective, it typically comes before the word it is describing; however, it may appear after the word in some cases (e.g., the view was beautiful amazing). It can be used to describe any subject, quality, or feeling that is beyond expectations.
Examples:
1. The sunset was an amazing sight to behold.
2. She had an amazing singing voice.
3. The party food was amazing.
Tips:
In order to maintain its emphasis and validity, it should not be overused; this can make it sound trite or lacking in emotional power. It is best used only when a situation is particularly special or spectacular.