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There are hundreds of abstract nouns. An abstract noun is a word for something that can't be experienced by any of the five physical senses. Abstract nouns are words for something that is learned, known, understood, believed, or felt emotionally. Some examples of abstract nouns are:

  1. abhorrence
  2. ability
  3. affection
  4. altruism
  5. anger
  6. annoyance
  7. antipathy
  8. ardor
  9. attachment
  10. aversion
  11. benevolence
  12. bliss
  13. bravery
  14. care
  15. charity
  16. cheerfulness
  17. contempt
  18. courage
  19. depression
  20. desire
  21. desperation
  22. destination
  23. discord
  24. disgust
  25. dislike
  26. distaste
  27. duplicity
  28. ecstasy
  29. education
  30. effort
  31. elation
  32. emotion
  33. enjoyment
  34. enmity
  35. enthusiasm
  36. euphoria
  37. exertion
  38. exhilaration
  39. exuberance
  40. faith,
  41. feeling
  42. felicity
  43. fondness
  44. force
  45. fortune,
  46. friendship
  47. fun
  48. fury
  49. gladness
  50. glee
  51. goodwill
  52. greed
  53. happiness
  54. hatred
  55. hope,
  56. inclination
  57. intimacy
  58. ire
  59. irritation
  60. joy
  61. jubilation
  62. kindness
  63. life
  64. loathing
  65. loneliness
  66. love
  67. luck
  68. lust
  69. misery
  70. necessity
  71. need,
  72. opinion
  73. opportunity
  74. optimism
  75. outrage
  76. passion
  77. pessimism
  78. pleasure
  79. power
  80. predilection
  81. rage
  82. rapture
  83. regard
  84. religion,
  85. revulsion
  86. sadness
  87. solicitude
  88. strength
  89. sympathy
  90. temper
  91. thrill
  92. valor,
  93. vehemence
  94. vexation
  95. want,
  96. wantonness
  97. weakness
  98. worship
  99. wrath
  100. zeal
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