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Is fork more abstract than the word utensil?

Yes, "fork" is more abstract than "utensil". Here's why:

* Utensil is a broad category. It encompasses a wide range of tools used for eating, cooking, or other tasks.

* Fork is a specific type of utensil. It has a defined shape and purpose (primarily for picking up and eating food).

Therefore, "utensil" is a more general concept, while "fork" is a more specific and concrete example within that category.

Think of it this way:

* Utensil is like a box.

* Fork is like a specific toy inside the box.

The box (utensil) can hold many different toys (specific types of utensils), but the toy (fork) is one specific item within the box.

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