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atroni [7]
2 years ago
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Form abstract noun using appropriate suffixes. 1 able 2 difficult 3 explore 4 warm 5 hero 6 false​

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Naddika [18.5K]2 years ago
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Form abstract noun using appropriate suffixes.

1 able - Ability

2 difficult - Difficulty

3 explore - Exploration

4 warm - Warmth

5 hero - Heroism

6 false - Falseness

An abstract term refers to a concept, idea, experience, trait, feeling, or other item that cannot be seen, heard, tasted, smelt, or touched. Words that are abstract, lacks substance and realism. Proverbs frequently employ abstract nouns.

Scholars defined an abstract noun as a noun that refers to a concept or a universal quality rather than a material object. For example, we can use the noun "fear" to describe a feeling or condition. You may be able to see the thing that makes you afraid, like a spider, but you cannot see or touch your fear.

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