abstract (noun)
1abstract noun — n a noun that names a feeling, quality, or state rather than an object, animal, or person. For example, hunger and beauty are abstract nouns …
2abstract noun — noun count a word that names a quality, idea, or feeling instead of a person, animal, place, or thing …
3abstract noun — Gram. 1. a noun denoting something immaterial and abstract, as rest, dread, or transportation. 2. a noun formed with a suffix that imparts such a meaning, as kindness. Cf. concrete noun. * * * abstract noun UK US noun [countable] [singular… …
4abstract noun — UK / US noun [countable] Word forms abstract noun : singular abstract noun plural abstract nouns linguistics a noun that refers to a quality, idea, or feeling rather than to a person, animal, place, or thing …
5abstract noun — noun A noun that denotes an idea, emotion, feeling, quality or other abstract or intangible concept Ant: concrete noun …
6abstract noun — noun (C) a noun that names a feeling, quality, or state rather than an object, animal, or person: Hunger and beauty are abstract nouns …
7abstract noun — noun that represents some abstract idea or notion (i.e. independence, anger, love) …
8ˌabstract ˈnoun — noun [C] a word that names a quality, idea, or feeling, such as ‘happiness or ‘beauty …
9abstract noun — Gram. 1. a noun denoting something immaterial and abstract, as rest, dread, or transportation. 2. a noun formed with a suffix that imparts such a meaning, as kindness. Cf. concrete noun. * * * …
10abstract noun — /æbstrækt ˈnaʊn / (say abstrakt nown) noun a noun having an abstract meaning, as honesty. Compare concrete noun …
