Предмет: Русский язык, автор: LindaMelin

В словосочетании " невиданная сила " невиданная является причастием или прилагательным ?

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Автор ответа: Книжный1червь

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невиданная является прилагательным

toha43: Невиданая какая причастие

Автор ответа: Kim876

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Прилагательным.Причастие обозначает появляющиеся признак предмета. Ну я думаю прилагательным

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