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Is appliance a countable or uncountable noun?

"Appliance" is a countable noun.

Here's why:

* You can have more than one: You can have one appliance, two appliances, three appliances, etc.

* You can count them: You can say "I have five appliances in my kitchen."

* You can use the plural form: The plural of "appliance" is "appliances."

Example:

* Uncountable: "I need to buy some furniture for my new apartment." (Furniture is uncountable)

* Countable: "I need to buy two appliances for my new apartment." (Appliances are countable)

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