Sorry, Believer, I don't quite get what you mean...
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Believer1. I sometimes see those dedignated as uncountables in the dictionary that are mark with something like this, "a N," and I want to ask you whether that means an uncountable noun can accompany the indefinite article "a" and is it suppose to be a rare case? is the sentence below one of those cases?
It is way in which set aside a quite time and place
It is way in which set aside a quite time and place.