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na2

Definition

Na2 is a term with multiple parts of speech and senses. It can be used as a noun, verb, adjective, or adverb in various contexts.

Noun

Sense 1: Abbreviation for sodium. A chemical element with the symbol Na, often found in table salt.

Sample sentence: Iodized salt contains a small amount of na2.

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Sense 2: Slang for "not applicable." Used to signify that something does not apply to a particular situation or person.

Sample sentence: When filling out the form, leave the non-mandatory fields as na2.

Verb

Sense 1: To indicate disapproval or disagreement with something.

Sample sentence: She na2ed his proposal, stating it was unrealistic.

Sense 2: To decline an invitation or opportunity.

Sample sentence: Despite being offered a promotion, she na2ed the position due to personal reasons.

Sense 3: To nullify or invalidate a previous statement or action.

Sample sentence: He na2ed his earlier promise by not keeping his word.

Adjective

Sense 1: A local term used to describe something trendy or fashionable in a specific community.

Sample sentence: The boutique offers na2 clothing that is popular among young adults.

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Adverb

Sense 1: Informally used to emphasize or intensify a particular action or statement.

Sample sentence: She ran na2 fast that she won the race with ease.

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