loving

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In dictionary, loving[only before noun]

She is loving and caring. (correct?)

Thank you in advance.

[Casiopea]

In dictionary, loving[only before noun]

She is loving and caring. (correct?)

Thank you in advance.

It's correct. It's short for, she is a loving and caring person. Both 'loving' and 'caring' modify the noun 'person'.

The words 'loving' and 'caring' function as adjectives. Here's a test you can use to determine if the -ing word is an adjective: replace it with another adjective, and if the resulting sentence is grammatical, then the -ing word is an adjective, like this,

She is loving.
She is nice.
She is wonderful.