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What kind of noun is spirit?

"Spirit" can be considered both a common noun and an abstract noun.

Here's why:

* Common noun: It refers to a general, non-specific entity, like a person's inner being or soul. For example: "The athlete has a strong spirit."

* Abstract noun: It represents a concept, quality, or idea that cannot be touched or physically perceived. For example: "The spirit of Christmas fills the air."

Therefore, "spirit" can be classified as both a common noun and an abstract noun depending on the context.

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