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What is the noun of study?

The noun of "study" can be a few things, depending on the context:

* Study: This is the most common and general noun form. It refers to the act of applying the mind to learning or thinking.

* Example: "He spent hours in study for the exam."

* Studies: This is the plural form, referring to multiple areas of learning or research.

* Example: "She excelled in her studies."

* Student: This refers to a person who is studying.

* Example: "The students were all working hard in the library."

* Scholar: This refers to a person who is devoted to studying a particular subject.

* Example: "He was a respected scholar in the field of history."

* Research: This refers to a systematic investigation into a subject to establish facts and reach new conclusions.

* Example: "The scientists conducted extensive research on the new drug."

The best noun form to use depends on what you're trying to convey.

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