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Is the word desserts a abstract noun?

No, "desserts" is not an abstract noun. It is a concrete noun.

Here's why:

* Concrete nouns refer to things that are tangible and can be perceived by the senses. Desserts are real, physical things you can see, taste, and touch.

* Abstract nouns refer to ideas, qualities, concepts, or feelings that are not tangible. Examples include happiness, justice, love, and freedom.

While "dessert" itself can be a general concept, when you say "desserts," you are referring to a specific category of tangible food items.

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