What is the difference between "abstract noun" and "adjective"

0An abstract noun is a noun that describes something you cannot touch (not a thing, not a person), for example: love, anger, education, relationship... It's a noun, meaning it can take an article and an adjective.02br
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00An adjective qualifies a noun, for example: good, bad, blue, healthy, warm, cold... You can speak of a "warm relationship, a good education, ...", and al

0happy can be said as adjective and abstract noun too, so what's the difference between the two?0-

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01i00Happy02i00 is only an adjective; it is not an abstract noun. The abstract noun is 01i00happiness.02i0-

Is constitutionalism an abstract noun?



Thanks for the help.

Hi,
Yes.
Many nouns that end is -ism are abstract.

Clive

good is adjective but why person is added to good

Hi,

If you say 'It is good', we need to know what you are talking about.

eg a good man

eg a good dinner

eg a good book

The noun tells us what you are describing.

Clive

can u please give me certain examples in sentences

Hi,

Examples of what?

Clive

Cool love it, thanks...