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Is there a abstract nouns in qualified?

Let's break down the word "qualified" to see if it contains any abstract nouns:

* "Qualified" is an adjective, meaning it describes a noun. It doesn't stand on its own as a concept.

* Abstract nouns represent ideas, qualities, or states of being. Examples include love, freedom, happiness, or knowledge.

While "qualified" describes a state of being (having the necessary skills and knowledge), it's not a concept that exists independently. It's a description of a person, a thing, or a skill.

Therefore, there are no abstract nouns in the word "qualified."

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