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Is the word glory a common noun?

No, "glory" is usually considered an abstract noun.

Here's why:

* Abstract nouns represent concepts, ideas, qualities, or states of being. They are not tangible objects.

* Common nouns represent general categories of people, places, or things.

"Glory" represents a concept: a state of great honor, praise, or admiration. It's not a physical object you can touch or see.

Example:

* "He achieved glory on the battlefield." (Glory is a concept, not a physical thing.)

Let me know if you have any other word you'd like to categorize!

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