eg abstract noun

@RJeyasundera @alagappantrichy We dont have direct ஆகுபெயர் in English, but we have "Abstract Noun", which is somewhat equivalent term. It denotes the quality, action or state of the noun. Eg:- Quality - bravery, darkness. Action:- theft State:-Childhood, youth, slave. Abstract can come from Adj, Verb

An abstract noun names something you cannot experience with your senses. Sometimes called "idea nouns."eg: Courage/curiousity/hope/respect

I have a terrible aversion to the phrase ‘the politics of {insert abstract noun of choice}’ in debate. Eg ‘we need to get away from the politics of anger/envy/‘

There are other serious implications. What does this Noun-Heaviness or Noun-Fascination do to the language? - It tends to convert the Verb/Adjectives too into Noun, in excess. - As a result, it has a fascination for the Abstract Noun. Eg., Liberty, Confession, Development +

@KateClanchy1 Could be developed into meeting an abstract noun eg when I met silence....

Conjunctions: a good sign of a bad exhibition. "[Artist's name] to [artist's name]". "[Artist's name] and [country, abstract noun]", eg

@AidanSevers @bones_carmel Thanks. In short, no! Think Ss have to be able to see all the ideas they’ve grouped together physically next to each other. Eg to be able to come up w/ an abstract noun phrase to name the group. Not sure how else that could be achieved. Also need to be able to keep re-arranging

how to convert common noun in to abstract noun eg. agent, glutton,pilgrim. please help. https://t.co/H9EBikRzFK

Today's #WritingPrompt is to choose an abstract noun (eg envy, greed, love, sorrow) and then complete the following lines: It looks like... It sounds like... It smells like... It feels like... It tastes like... Share your answers and we'll try to guess the word!

An exercise idea based on previous abstract nouns tweet. Take any abstract noun - anger, love, justice, or just google 'abstract nouns' for a list - and write something that illustrates the concept in concrete terms. Or simply write (eg): 'Happiness is . . .stroking a dog.'