What kind of language should be used when describing an abstract noun?

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Jasper Norton

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4 May, 18:07

What kind of language should be used when describing an abstract noun?

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Desmond Lewis · Answer 1

Some languages that be used to describe abstract nouns includes anger, love, liberty, generosity, freedom, and charity.

Explanation:

An abstract known refers names an idea or quality

They are nouns that name abstract the basic concepts, or concepts that cannot be accomplished or gotten with the senses. In contrast, concrete nouns can be experienced with the senses such as, mosquito, bacon, grass.

Just like other nouns, abstract nouns can be applied as the object or subject in a given sentence. such as, Anger is a not a productive response to criticism.

The word anger is an abstract noun used as the subject in the above example.

Elisa · Answer 2

Answer: Abstract noun refers to a thing that has no physical form. This means we cannot see or touch it. It denotes an idea (education, discipline), quality (ability, beauty) or state (belief, hope). Abstract nouns are derived particularly from nouns, verbs, and adjectives.