Can you give 100 examples of abstract nouns and use it in a sentence?

Answer 1

An abstract noun is a word for something that can't be experienced by any of the five physical senses; something that can't be seen, heard, smelled, tasted, or touched. An abstract noun is a word for something that is known, learned, thought, understood, or felt emotionally.

Example sentences:

1. ability: You have the ability to do well in school.
2. accomplishment: This accomplishment will take you one step closer to your goal.
3. ambiance: The ambiance was elegant but not pretentious.
4. anger: He let his anger take over instead of thinking it through.
5. answer: She gave me her answer even if it wasn't the one I wanted.
6. anxiety: I always have an attack of anxiety before going on stage.
7. beauty: She has more than beauty, she also has good sense.
8. boldness: The boldness of her designs has gotten the attention of the fashion industry.
9. bravery: The bravery of the rescue workers was appreciated by everyone involved.
10. charisma: Fortunately for him, he has more charisma than talent.
11. charity: Always allow for some charity in your budget.
12. cooperation: We couldn't have met the goal without the cooperation of everyone.
13. courage: Her courage was admirable for such a young person.
14. creativity: When you have dietary restrictions, you need creativity in the kitchen.
15. danger: Fortunately we were unaware of the danger until the danger had passed.
16. desire: Far too often we let desire cloud our reason.
17. determination: It took a lot of determination to keep those kids in college.
18. doubt: I have some doubt about the excuse she gave.
19. drama: I'm not in the mood for drama, I need something to laugh at.
20. ego: His ego will never allow him to admit he is wrong.
21. encouragement: A little encouragement goes a long way.
22. ennui: She flopped on the sofa in a fit of ennui.
23. error: You can still correct the error before submitting the report.
24. evolution: Modern technology is a result of centuries of technical evolution
25. faith: He had faith in me, so I couldn't let him down.
26. fake: It must be a fake at that price.
27. fashion: The little black dress doesn't go out of fashion; it just gets littler.
28. feat: He accomplished the feat due to his training and focus on the goal.
29. friendship: Our most valuable asset is friendship, no matter what we have in the bank.
30. frugality: After years of frugality, it's a hard habit to break even with a good income.
31. fun: We had so much fun today.
32. future: The future is never guaranteed; time has a way of changing things.
33. generosity: With generosity of spirit, she made a difference in many people's lives.
34. gladness: With gladness I finally sent the manuscript off to the publisher.
35. gratitude: You have our gratitude for your contribution to the project.
36. greed: His greed got the better of him and trapped him in the end.
37. grievance: Everyone heard about her grievance over shift assignments.
38. habit: With a little effort, kindness can become a habit.
39. hate: Hate is the emotion that harms the one who hates, not the one hated.
40. heaven: The cabin was a little piece of heaven in the pine trees.
41. hobby: The right hobby can help keep you sane.
42. honesty: Honesty is still the best policy, you don't have to keep track of your lies.
43. idea: The barbecue was a good idea, we had a great time.
44. ignorance: It's helpful to recognize ignorance when it's used to hurt others.
45. impulsiveness: I always take a friend to the shoe store to help me curb my impulsiveness.
46. infinity: My favorite oxymoron is Buzz Lightyear's "To infinity and beyond!".
47. ingenuity: With a little ingenuity and six calls to the help line, I assembled it myself.
48. jealousy: Her jealousy leads her to do things that cause her regret.
49. job: My new job will pay much better than my last one.
50. joke: He told a joke but I didn't get it.
51. journalism: You have a knack for seeking out information, you should try journalism.
52. justification: Complete an expense justification and submit it to the finance department.
53. kindness: Sometimes we all have to depend on the kindness of strangers.
54. knowledge: My knowledge of information technology is very limited.
55. laziness: I have no excuse but laziness, not a good excuse but an honest one.
56. liberty: If we don't value our liberty and respect the liberty of others, there will be liberty for no one.
57. love: They say that love makes the world go around, but it doesn't pay the rent.
58. luck: What luck, when I gave up my seat on the flight, they changed my ticket to first class.
59. luxury: When you can't afford to live in luxury, any luxury that comes your way is far sweeter.
60. maturity: People who lack maturity never seem to realize they don't have it.
61. mission: Never stand in her way when she's on a mission.
62. monotony: You would not believe the monotony of thinking of one hundred sentences.
63. moral: The moral of the story is to save while you can, a rainy day is always just around the corner.
64. nation: America is a nation of just about everything.
65. nostalgia: The thing to know about nostalgia is it's fun to look back but do not stare.
66. notice: I received notice that they're selling our building.
67. novelty: It's just a fad, the novelty will pass.
68. occasion: His parties are always a very special occasion.
69. optimism: Optimism can get you through some bad situations, even if you fake it 'til you make it.
70. original: Of course it's an original, I painted it myself.
71. paradise: The road to paradise can be pretty muddy sometimes.
72. peace: Ah, some peace and quiet at last.
73. pizzazz: Her performance has real pizzazz.
74. promise: Scarlet made a promise to herself, "I'll never be hungry again!"
75. propinquity: The price is so high due to the propinquity of celebrity mansions.
76. quality; Don't always go for the cheapest, you will often be happier with quality.
77. quandary: I have a real financial quandary, should I repair the old car or spend the money for a new car.
78. remorse: You can't let remorse eat at you, positive steps to do better will raise your spirits.
79. resource: We need a resource for inexpensive materials.
80. respect: The respect you show to others is usually returned.
81. rumor: Pay no attention to the rumor, judge the person for yourself.
82. safety: Safety is the primary focus of the employee manual. Read it!
83. savvy: She has real savvy for accessorizing an outfit or a room.
84. sensation: After decades of work, he's become an overnight sensation.
85. sense: This answer makes no sense.
86. sincerity: His sincerity is real, he means what he says.
87. specialty: His specialty is old timey songs with a new twist.
88. spunk: I took a lot a spunk to try to answer this question.
89. stubbornness: Your stubbornness will prevent you from envisioning the possibilities.
90. success: Her performance was a great success.
91. thoughtfulness: Your thoughtfulness helped me through a difficult situation.
92. thoughtlessness: Your thoughtlessness has created a very difficult situation.
93. today: Did you say something nice to someone today?
94. union: Their marriage was a union of two beautiful people.
95. urgency: In this job you must prioritize the urgency of the emergencies.
96. value: The value of a thing is not always obvious in the price.
97. will: They may not have fancy uniforms but they have the will to win.
98. wistfulness: There's a lot of wistfulness in her poetry.
99. wonder: The wonder is how I made it this far!
100. zest: He has a real zest for challenges, the bigger the better.