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Is voice a common noun or abstract noun?

"Voice" can be both a common noun and an abstract noun, depending on how it's used.

Here's how:

* Common Noun: When "voice" refers to the sound produced by the vocal cords, it's a common noun.

* Example: "The singer had a beautiful voice."

* Abstract Noun: When "voice" refers to a more abstract concept like opinion, expression, or style, it's an abstract noun.

* Example: "The author gave a voice to the voiceless."

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