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Is prison a example of an abstract noun?

No, "prison" is not an abstract noun.

Here's why:

* Abstract nouns represent concepts, ideas, feelings, or qualities that cannot be touched. Examples include *love, happiness, justice, freedom*.

* Concrete nouns represent things that are physical and can be touched. Examples include *book, chair, tree, prison*.

While "prison" is a place of confinement, it is a physical structure that exists in the real world. You can see and touch it. Therefore, it is a concrete noun.

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