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Is a childhood an abstract noun?

Yes, "childhood" is an abstract noun. Here's why:

* Abstract nouns represent ideas, concepts, qualities, or states of being. They are not physical things you can touch or see.

* Childhood represents a period of time in a person's life, a stage of development. It's not a physical thing.

Examples of abstract nouns:

* Love

* Happiness

* Freedom

* Courage

* Time

* Beauty

In contrast, a concrete noun refers to something tangible, like a person, place, or thing.

Let me know if you have any other words you'd like to classify!

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