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25 examples of noun use Edward as noun?

It's impossible to use "Edward" as a noun in the way you're likely thinking. "Edward" is a proper noun, specifically a name. You can't use it like a common noun, which refers to a person, place, or thing.

Here's why:

* Proper nouns are specific: "Edward" refers to a particular individual.

* Common nouns are general: You can't use "Edward" to mean "any person" or "a person in general."

Here are some examples of how you *can* use "Edward":

* As a name: "Edward is my friend."

* In a possessive form: "Edward's car is red."

* As part of a title: "King Edward"

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