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No, the word 'homeless' is an adjective, a word used to describe a noun.

When the word 'homeless' is used as 'the homeless', it is used in the context of 'the homeless people' as a group, the noun 'people' is inferred.

The noun form of the adjective 'homeless' is homelessness.

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8y ago

No, the word 'homeless' is an adjective, a word used to describe a noun. When the word 'homeless' is used as 'the homeless', it is used in the context of 'the homeless people' as a group, the noun 'people' is inferred. The noun 'people' is a concrete noun.

The abstract noun form of the adjective homeless is homelessness.

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10y ago

Homeless is an adjective--homeless people.

When referring to homeless people collectively, the homeless, it's a noun.

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8y ago

The noun form for the adjective homeless is homelessness.

The word 'homeless' is an adjective form of the noun home.

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Homeless is a abstract

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Homeless is a abstract noun

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