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Is the noun lack is an abstract noun?

Yes, "lack" is an abstract noun.

Here's why:

* Abstract nouns represent concepts, ideas, qualities, or states of being. You can't physically touch or see "lack." It's the absence of something, which is an idea.

* Concrete nouns represent things you can physically touch or see. For example, "chair," "apple," or "tree."

Therefore, "lack" fits the definition of an abstract noun.

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