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Is the word Polite an Abstract Noun?

Yes, "polite" is an abstract noun when used as a noun.

Here's why:

* Abstract nouns represent concepts, qualities, or ideas that cannot be touched or seen. Politeness is a quality or behavior that is intangible.

* We can't hold "politeness" in our hands or see it with our eyes. It's a concept that exists in our minds.

Example:

* "He showed great politeness to his guests."

In this sentence, "politeness" refers to the quality of being polite.

Note: "Polite" can also be an adjective, describing someone or something.

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