How do you change the coward fled from in abstract noun?

Here's how to change "the coward fled from" into abstract nouns:

1. Identify the abstract concept: The phrase implies fear or cowardice.

2. Choose an abstract noun: You could use:

* Fear: "Fear propelled his flight."

* Cowardice: "Cowardice drove him to flee."

* Terror: "Terror compelled his escape."

3. Reword the sentence:

* "Fear propelled his flight."

* "Cowardice drove him to flee."

* "Terror compelled his escape."

Explanation:

* Fear, cowardice, and terror are all abstract nouns representing intangible feelings or qualities.

* By replacing the concrete phrase "the coward fled" with these abstract nouns, you emphasize the emotional state driving the action.