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What is an abstract noun for bother?

The abstract noun for "bother" is annoyance.

Here's why:

* Bother is a verb that describes the act of causing someone to be worried or upset.

* Annoyance is the state of being worried or upset, which is the abstract concept associated with the verb "bother."

Here's an example:

* Verb: He bothered me with his constant questions.

* Abstract Noun: I felt a great deal of annoyance after his constant questions.

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