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What noun refers to a non specific person place or thing?

The noun that refers to a non-specific person, place, or thing is something.

Here are some examples:

* "I saw something strange in the garden." (The speaker doesn't specify what they saw)

* "There's something wrong with the car." (The speaker doesn't specify what's wrong)

* "Do you want something to drink?" (The speaker doesn't specify what kind of drink)

Other words can be used in a similar way, such as anything, someone, anyone, and somewhere. However, something is the most general term for a non-specific entity.

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