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What is the first noun in dictionary with 4 syllables?

This is a tricky one! Dictionaries don't always list words in strict order of syllable count, and the definition of a "noun" can be somewhat subjective.

However, based on common dictionaries and the definition of a noun as a person, place, or thing, here's a possible contender:

* "abolition" (4 syllables)

While there are shorter 4-syllable words like "abracadabra", they are often considered interjections or onomatopoeia. "Abolition" is a more concrete noun with a clear definition.

Let me know if you'd like to explore other possibilities!

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