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When smell goes to a noun, it primarily means the quality that something has which you notice by using your nose and the ability to notice it. It doesn't exist as a material object and is therefore an abstract noun.
- When smell goes to a noun, it primarily means the quality that something has which you notice by using your nose and the ability to notice it.
- It doesn't exist as a material object and is therefore an abstract noun.
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When smell goes to a noun, it primarily means the quality that something has which you notice by using your nose and the ability to notice it. It doesn't exist as a material object and is therefore an abstract noun.
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