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What is the abstract noun for threat?

The abstract noun for "threat" is menace.

Here's why:

* Threat: This is a concrete noun, referring to a specific instance of danger.

* Menace: This is an abstract noun, referring to the general idea or concept of danger.

Here's an example:

* Concrete: "The barking dog posed a threat to the child." (Specific instance of danger)

* Abstract: "The menace of war hung over the world." (General idea of danger)

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