Abstract Nouns
An abstract noun is a type of noun that expresses the names of things that cannot be seen or touched but can only be felt. It is a word that expresses ideas.
Abstract nouns usually explain things that happen through imagination.
Examples of abstract nouns:
- Hunger
- Dream
- Happiness
- Sadness
- Anger
- Tiredness
- Sickness
- Knowledge
- Imagination
- Fright
- Nervousness
- Wealth
- Kindness
- Intelligence
- Madness
- Success
- Failure
- Greatness
- Laziness
- Honesty
- Integrity
- Courage
- Confidence
- Life
- Consciousness
- Effort
- Death
- Fearlessness
- Fear
- Education
- Goodness
- Inspiration
Examples of abstract nouns in sentences:
- He is hungry.
- I had a dream last night.
- I am really happy.
- Look at the sad boy.
- I am really angry.
- We are tired; we need to sleep.
- My friend is sick.
- Can you just imagine what he said?
- He was frightened to death.
- I am a rich man.
- He is really kind.
- I am really nervous.
- I am smart.
- He is kind of mad.
- He is successful.
- He failed the exam.
- I feel greatness in me.
- I am not lazy.
- He is honest.
- He's a man of integrity.
- He has courage.
- He is really confident.
- I don't want to lose my life.
- I am really conscious of what is happening.
- He made an effort.
- He is scared of death.
- I am fearless.
- I am afraid of ghosts.
- He is educated.
- He has knowledge.
- He's good at being good.
- Bill Gates always inspires me.
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