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What is the concrete noun of midwifery?

There isn't a single concrete noun that perfectly captures the essence of "midwifery." Here's why and some alternatives:

* Midwifery itself is an abstract noun, referring to the practice and profession.

* Midwife is a concrete noun referring to the person who practices midwifery.

* Birth or labor could be considered concrete nouns related to the process, but they don't fully encompass the role of the midwife.

More specific concrete nouns depending on the context:

* Tools: Stethoscope, Doppler, birthing ball, etc.

* Actions: Exam, massage, support, advocacy.

* Outcomes: Baby, placenta, birth experience.

Ultimately, the best "concrete noun" depends on the specific aspect of midwifery you want to highlight.

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