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Named abstract noun in the sentences 1. the man had a lot of pride in his work. 2. to my delight everyone arrived on time. ​
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Named abstract noun in the sentences

1. the man had a lot of pride in his work.

2. to my delight everyone arrived on time.

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Delight is the abstract noun

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