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Is the word ceremony an abstract noun?

Yes, "ceremony" is an abstract noun.

Here's why:

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

* Ceremony is a formal act or series of acts performed on a special occasion. It's a concept, not something you can physically hold.

Let's compare it to concrete nouns:

* Chair: You can sit on a chair, it's a tangible object.

* Ceremony: You can attend a ceremony, but you can't touch the ceremony itself.

Therefore, "ceremony" fits the definition of an abstract noun.

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