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What is the abtract noun for fair?

The abstract noun for "fair" depends on the context:

If "fair" means "just" or "impartial," the abstract noun is justice or impartiality.

If "fair" means "attractive" or "pleasing," the abstract noun is beauty or charm.

If "fair" refers to a specific event, the abstract noun is fairness or festival.

For example:

* "The judge ensured justice was served." (meaning "fairness")

* "She was known for her beauty and grace." (meaning "attractive")

* "The local fair was a huge success." (meaning "event")

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