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Is cheer a concrete or abstract noun?

"Cheer" can be both a concrete and an abstract noun, depending on the context:

Concrete Noun:

* Definition: A tangible, physical thing that can be seen, touched, or measured.

* Example: "The team gave a big cheer after winning the game." Here, "cheer" refers to the sound made by the crowd, which is a concrete thing.

Abstract Noun:

* Definition: A concept, idea, or quality that cannot be touched or seen.

* Example: "The team needed a cheer to boost their morale." Here, "cheer" refers to a feeling of optimism and enthusiasm, which is an abstract concept.

So, the context determines whether "cheer" is a concrete or abstract noun.

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