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Is the word knowledge an example of an abstract noun?

Is the word knowledge an example of an abstract noun?
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Is the word knowledge an example of an abstract noun?

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yes it is!

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Yes.


An abstract noun is a noun which denotes a quality, idea, or state of being and not a physical object.

This means that "knowledge" is an abstract noun.

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