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Is the word obvious an abstract noun?

Yes, "obvious" is an abstract noun. Here's why:

* Abstract nouns represent concepts, qualities, or ideas. They are not physical things you can touch.

* "Obvious" represents the quality of being easily understood or seen. It's not a concrete object.

Examples:

* Concrete noun: The book is on the table. (You can touch a book)

* Abstract noun: The obviousness of the answer surprised everyone. (Obviousness is a quality, not a physical thing)

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