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

Examples are:

  • abhorrence
  • ability
  • abstinence
  • acceptance
  • accident
  • accomplishment
  • achievement
  • acrimony
  • adoration
  • adventure
  • affection
  • agility
  • agreement
  • altruism
  • amazement
  • ambiance
  • ambiguity
  • ambition
  • amnesia
  • anger
  • annoyance
  • answer
  • antipathy
  • anxiety
  • apathy
  • apprehension
  • ardor
  • artistry
  • attachment
  • avarice
  • aversion
  • awe
  • beauty
  • beggary
  • belief
  • benevolence
  • bliss
  • boldness
  • boredom
  • bravery
  • burden
  • calm
  • care
  • carelessness
  • caution
  • chaos
  • character
  • charisma
  • charity
  • cheerfulness
  • childhood
  • cleverness
  • coldness
  • comfort
  • communication
  • contempt
  • courage
  • creativity
  • crime
  • criminality
  • danger
  • day
  • death
  • deceit
  • defeat
  • delight
  • democracy
  • demon
  • dependence
  • depression
  • desire
  • despair
  • desperation
  • destination
  • determination
  • detestation
  • devotion
  • dignity
  • disappointment
  • disbelief
  • discipline
  • discord
  • disgust
  • dislike
  • distaste
  • dogma
  • drama
  • dread
  • dream
  • drudgery
  • duplicity
  • duty
  • dynasty
  • eagerness
  • earnestness
  • ease
  • eccentricity
  • ecstasy
  • education
  • effort
  • ego
  • elation
  • elegance
  • eloquence
  • emotion
  • empathy
  • empire
  • encouragement
  • enhancement
  • enjoyment
  • enlightenment
  • enmity
  • ennui
  • enthusiasm
  • envy
  • error
  • euphoria
  • eventuality
  • evil
  • evolution
  • excellence
  • excitement
  • exertion
  • exhilaration
  • extremism
  • exuberance
  • faith
  • fake
  • fame
  • fashion
  • fate
  • favor
  • favoritism
  • fear
  • feat
  • feeling
  • feelings
  • felicity
  • final
  • finality
  • foible
  • fondness
  • foolishness
  • force
  • forgiveness
  • formality
  • fortitude
  • fortune
  • freedom
  • friendliness
  • friendship
  • fright
  • frivolity
  • frugality
  • frustration
  • fun
  • fury
  • future
  • gallantry
  • genealogy
  • generosity
  • genius
  • gentility
  • gentleness
  • gladness
  • glee
  • gluttony
  • goal
  • good
  • goodness
  • goodwill
  • gossip
  • grace
  • gratitude
  • greatness
  • greed
  • grief
  • grievance
  • guile
  • guilt
  • gullibility
  • gumption
  • habit
  • happiness
  • harm
  • hate
  • hatred
  • health
  • heaven
  • help
  • helpfulness
  • hero
  • heroism
  • hint
  • hobby
  • home
  • honesty
  • honor, honour
  • hope
  • Horror
  • humanity
  • humility
  • humor, humour
  • hurt
  • hype
  • icon
  • id
  • idea
  • identity
  • idiosyncrasy
  • idolatry
  • ignorance
  • imagery
  • imagination
  • imitation
  • immaturity
  • implausibility
  • importance
  • impropriety
  • impulse
  • impulsiveness
  • inclination
  • independence
  • indignity
  • infancy
  • infinity
  • ingenuity
  • initiation
  • inquest
  • insanity
  • insincerity
  • insolence
  • insult
  • integrity
  • intimacy
  • ire
  • irritation
  • jealousy
  • jeopardy
  • jinx
  • job
  • jocularity
  • joke
  • journalism
  • joy
  • jubilation
  • justice
  • justification
  • keenness
  • keepsake
  • ken
  • killer
  • kin
  • kind
  • kindness
  • knowledge
  • launch
  • laziness
  • legacy
  • legality
  • legend
  • lesson
  • lethargy
  • leverage
  • liability
  • liberty
  • life
  • likeliness
  • limitation
  • loan
  • loathing
  • loathsomeness
  • loneliness
  • loot
  • loss
  • love
  • lovliness
  • luck
  • lunch
  • lust
  • luxury
  • magnetism
  • manners
  • master
  • matrimony
  • matter
  • maturity
  • meaning
  • meanness
  • melancholy
  • memory
  • mercy
  • mess
  • method
  • might
  • miser
  • misery
  • mission
  • mode
  • moment
  • monarchy
  • monotony
  • mood
  • moral
  • morale
  • morality
  • morals
  • mortal
  • mortality
  • motive
  • muddle
  • mystery
  • naivety
  • nation
  • nationalism
  • necessity
  • need
  • neediness
  • negotiation
  • nonchalance
  • normalcy
  • notion
  • novelty
  • oath
  • objectivity
  • obligation
  • oblivion
  • obsolescence
  • occasion
  • odium
  • omen
  • omission
  • openness
  • opinion
  • opportunity
  • optimism
  • option
  • origin
  • original
  • outrage
  • pacifism
  • panacea
  • panache
  • panoply
  • paradise
  • parody
  • partiality
  • passion
  • pathos
  • patience
  • patriotism
  • peace
  • penalty
  • persuasion
  • pessimism
  • pity
  • pizzazz
  • pleasure
  • poverty
  • power
  • predilection
  • prejudice
  • pride
  • priority
  • problem
  • promise
  • promotion
  • proof
  • Propaganda
  • propensity
  • propinquity
  • propriety
  • prosperity
  • protest
  • prudence
  • punctuality
  • punishment
  • purity
  • purpose
  • quaintness
  • quality
  • qualm
  • quandary
  • question
  • quickness
  • quirk
  • quitter
  • quiz
  • rage
  • randomness
  • rapture
  • rationale
  • reason
  • recklessness
  • reckoning
  • refinement
  • refreshment
  • regard
  • reject
  • rejection
  • relentlessness
  • religion
  • remorse
  • remorsefulness
  • remorselessness
  • reputation
  • resilience
  • resolution
  • resource
  • respect
  • revision
  • revulsion
  • right
  • risk
  • ritual
  • royalty
  • rudiment
  • rumor
  • ruse
  • ruthlessness
  • sacrifice
  • sadness
  • safety
  • sale
  • sameness
  • sanity
  • savagery
  • savvy
  • scarcity
  • scare
  • schism
  • science
  • secret
  • sensationalism
  • sense
  • sensibility
  • sensitivity
  • sentiment
  • shrewdness
  • sin
  • sincerity
  • skepticism
  • sloth
  • solicitude
  • sorrow
  • specialty
  • spiel
  • spirit
  • sport
  • spunk
  • stealth
  • strength
  • stubbornness
  • success
  • succor
  • superiority
  • sympathy
  • synergy
  • tale
  • talent
  • temper
  • temptation
  • tendency
  • theory
  • thoroughness
  • thought
  • thoughtfulness
  • thoughtlessness
  • thrill
  • tidiness
  • timidity
  • today
  • tolerance
  • tomorrow
  • torment
  • torture
  • tragedy
  • trouble
  • trust
  • truth
  • tumult
  • ugliness
  • understanding
  • uneasiness
  • unification
  • union
  • unity
  • unrest
  • urge
  • urgency
  • use
  • utility
  • vacation
  • vacillation
  • validity
  • valor
  • value
  • vehemence
  • venality
  • vengeance
  • venture
  • venue
  • vexation
  • vigor
  • vow
  • wage
  • wager
  • wakefulness
  • wanderlust
  • want
  • wantonness
  • war
  • weakness
  • wealth
  • welcome
  • well-being
  • wellness
  • wherewithal
  • will
  • will-power
  • willfulness
  • willingness
  • wistfulness
  • wit
  • woe
  • wonder
  • work
  • worship
  • worth
  • wrath
  • xenophobia
  • year
  • yearning
  • yesterday
  • yesteryear
  • yonder
  • zeal
  • zealousness
  • zest
  • zip
  • zoology
  • zymurgy
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Examples of collective nouns:

  1. abandonment of orphans
  2. absence of waiters
  3. army of ants
  4. army of frogs
  5. ascension of larks
  6. bag of tricks
  7. bale of turtles
  8. band of angels
  9. band of coyotes
  10. band of gorillas
  11. band of muscians
  12. band of pirates
  13. bank of elevators
  14. barrel of monkeys
  15. barren of mules
  16. bask of alligators
  17. bed of oysters
  18. bench of magistrates
  19. bevy of beauties
  20. bevy of quails
  21. blessing of unicorns
  22. block of flats
  23. board of directors
  24. body of pathologists
  25. bouquet of flowers
  26. brace of ducks
  27. brace of pheasants
  28. brood of hens
  29. bunch of grapes
  30. bushel of corn
  31. bushel of crabs
  32. caravan of camels
  33. chain of mountains
  34. charm of finches
  35. charm of hummingbirds
  36. chest of drawers
  37. class of students
  38. cloud of grasshoppers
  39. cluster of stars
  40. clutch of eggs
  41. collection of stamps
  42. colony of ants
  43. colony of beavers
  44. colony of penguins
  45. company of actors
  46. company of owls
  47. congregation of crocodiles
  48. congress of baboons
  49. convocation of eagles
  50. coven of witches
  51. covey of quail
  52. crew of sailors
  53. den of thieves
  54. fleet of cars
  55. fleet of ships
  56. flight of cormorants
  57. flock of birds
  58. flock of sheep
  59. flock of tourists
  60. gaggle of geese
  61. gang of hoodlums
  62. group of onlookers
  63. herd of buffalo
  64. host of sparrows
  65. kindle of kittens
  66. knot of toads
  67. litter of puppies
  68. mob of kangaroos
  69. murder of crows
  70. murmuration of starlings
  71. nest of snakes
  72. network of computers
  73. pack of wolves
  74. pack of cards
  75. pack of cigarettes
  76. pack of gum
  77. pack of lies
  78. pack of wolves
  79. panel of experts
  80. pod of porpoises
  81. pod of whales
  82. posse of lawmen
  83. pride of peacocks
  84. pride of lions
  85. school of fish
  86. sedge of cranes
  87. shoal of minnows
  88. stable of horses
  89. string of ponies
  90. swarm of bees
  91. swarm of eels
  92. swarm of flies
  93. team of mules
  94. team of oxen
  95. team of players
  96. troop of scouts
  97. troop of soldiers
  98. troupe of acrobats
  99. troupe of minstrels
  100. warren of rabbits
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It's not possible to list all collective nouns. There are thousands of collective nouns, both formal and informal. Formal collective nouns are nouns that have become standardized over time as the collective noun for a given group of people or things. An informal collective noun is any noun that functions as a collective noun when no standard collective noun exists for a given group.

Examples of collective nouns:

  • abandonment of orphans
  • absence of waiters
  • army of ants
  • army of frogs
  • ascension of larks
  • bag of tricks
  • bale of turtles
  • band of angels
  • band of coyotes
  • band of gorillas
  • band of muscians
  • band of pirates
  • bank of elevators
  • barrel of monkeys
  • barren of mules
  • bask of alligators
  • bed of oysters
  • bench of magistrates
  • bevy of beauties
  • bevy of quails
  • blessing of unicorns
  • block of flats
  • board of directors
  • body of pathologists
  • bouquet of flowers
  • brace of ducks
  • brace of pheasants
  • brood of hens
  • bunch of grapes
  • bushel of corn
  • bushel of crabs
  • caravan of camels
  • chain of mountains
  • charm of finches
  • charm of hummingbirds
  • chest of drawers
  • class of students
  • cloud of grasshoppers
  • cluster of stars
  • clutch of eggs
  • collection of stamps
  • colony of ants
  • colony of beavers
  • colony of penguins
  • company of actors
  • company of owls
  • congregation of crocodiles
  • congress of baboons
  • convocation of eagles
  • coven of witches
  • covey of quail
  • crew of sailors
  • den of thieves
  • fleet of cars
  • fleet of ships
  • flight of cormorants
  • flock of birds
  • flock of sheep
  • flock of tourists
  • gaggle of geese
  • gang of hoodlums
  • group of onlookers
  • herd of buffalo
  • host of sparrows
  • kindle of kittens
  • knot of toads
  • litter of puppies
  • mob of kangaroos
  • murder of crows
  • murmuration of starlings
  • nest of snakes
  • network of computers
  • pack of wolves
  • pack of cards
  • pack of cigarettes
  • pack of gum
  • pack of lies
  • pack of wolves
  • panel of experts
  • pod of porpoises
  • pod of whales
  • posse of lawmen
  • pride of peacocks
  • pride of lions
  • school of fish
  • sedge of cranes
  • shoal of minnows
  • stable of horses
  • string of ponies
  • swarm of bees
  • swarm of eels
  • swarm of flies
  • team of mules
  • team of oxen
  • team of players
  • troop of scouts
  • troop of soldiers
  • troupe of acrobats
  • troupe of minstrels
  • warren of rabbits
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What are all the nouns?

The types of nouns are: Singular or plural nouns Common or proper nouns Concrete or abstract nouns Possessive nouns Collective nouns Compound nouns


Give you list of all groups in collective noun?

I'm afraid the list of collective nouns is very long. Some examples are:a colony of antsa network of computersa round of drinksa staff of employeesa troupe of actorsa gaggle of geesea slew of homeworka mob of kangaroosa nest of micea bouquet of flowersFor a longer list, see the link below.


What are some examples of non collective noun?

A collective noun is a word used to group people or things taken together as one whole. Most nouns are not collective nouns, for example a word for a person (mother, uncle, lawyer, neighbor) and a word for a place (continent, city, island, park) are not collective nouns. Collective nouns are words for things, but not all words for things can be collective nouns, such as cat, hamburger, oxygen, money, etc. Proper nouns are not collective nouns (Napoleon, India, Coca Cola, etc.) A collective noun is considered a collective noun as a function, not as a definition of the noun. Collective nouns are an informal part of language. A collective noun is a noun used to group two or more people or things in a descriptive way.


What is the collective nouns for motor cars?

The collective noun for all types of vehicles is 'fleet', for example, a fleet of motor cars.


What is a collective noun for jets?

All collective nouns are common nouns.There is no collective nouns specifically for jet planes, however the collective nouns for planes can be used; they are:a fleet of planes (a fleet of jet planes)a squadron of planes (a squadron of jet planes)a stack of planes (a stack of jet planes)

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What are all the nouns?

The types of nouns are: Singular or plural nouns Common or proper nouns Concrete or abstract nouns Possessive nouns Collective nouns Compound nouns


Can you think of a name for the group of neutral nouns?

All nouns in English are neutral; the word for a group of nouns is a collective noun.Some examples of collective nouns are:a crew of laborersa crowd of peoplea herd of cattlea litter of kittensa grove of treesa bouquet of flowers


What are some examples of non collective?

A collective noun is a word used to group people or things taken together as one whole. Most nouns are not collective nouns, for example a word for a person (mother, uncle, lawyer, neighbor) and a word for a place (continent, city, island, park) are not collective nouns. Collective nouns are words for things, but not all words for things can be collective nouns, such as cat, hamburger, oxygen, money, etc. Proper nouns are not collective nouns (Napoleon, India, Coca Cola, etc.) A collective noun is considered a collective noun as a function, not as a definition of the noun. Collective nouns are an informal part of language. A collective noun is a noun used to group two or more people or things in a descriptive way.


List all nouns that start with the letter x?

Examples of nouns that start with 'x' are:xenonxenophobiax-rayxylemxylophone


Give you list of all groups in collective noun?

I'm afraid the list of collective nouns is very long. Some examples are:a colony of antsa network of computersa round of drinksa staff of employeesa troupe of actorsa gaggle of geesea slew of homeworka mob of kangaroosa nest of micea bouquet of flowersFor a longer list, see the link below.


Collective noun of volunteers?

General collective nouns for people can be used for volunteers; a crew of volunteers, an army of volunteers, a couple of volunteers, a flight of volunteers, a corp of volunteers are all examples.


Is' is used with collective nouns or 'are?

The verb 'is' is used for singular collective nouns. Example:This bouquet of flowers isfor my mother.The verb 'are' is used for plural collective nouns. Example: These bouquets of flowers are all for the leading lady.


List all nouns that start with d?

Such a list would be loo long, it would also be meaningless.Some examples are:daffodildaggerdaisydamagedancedangerdatedaydeathdeceitdecibeldecisiondecorationdecoratordeeddeerdelightdeliverydelugedemocracydendentistdependencedepotderisiondesertdesiredeskdessertdevildiamonddicedilldimedimpledindinerdinnerdinosaurdirigibledisasterdiscdiscodiscusdishdistancedistressdivadivandivisiondogdogwooddoldrumsdoledolldollardomedominodonkeydoomdoordoorbelldoorknobdoormatdoorstepdoorwaydormitorydotdoughnutdragondraindrakedrawerdrawingdreaddreamdrilldrinkdripdrivedriverdrivewaydromedarydroughtdrugdryerduchessduckdugoutdukedumplingdumpsterdungeonduoduplexdurationdutydwellingdye


What are some examples of non collective noun?

A collective noun is a word used to group people or things taken together as one whole. Most nouns are not collective nouns, for example a word for a person (mother, uncle, lawyer, neighbor) and a word for a place (continent, city, island, park) are not collective nouns. Collective nouns are words for things, but not all words for things can be collective nouns, such as cat, hamburger, oxygen, money, etc. Proper nouns are not collective nouns (Napoleon, India, Coca Cola, etc.) A collective noun is considered a collective noun as a function, not as a definition of the noun. Collective nouns are an informal part of language. A collective noun is a noun used to group two or more people or things in a descriptive way.


What is the collective nouns for motor cars?

The collective noun for all types of vehicles is 'fleet', for example, a fleet of motor cars.


What is a collective noun for jets?

All collective nouns are common nouns.There is no collective nouns specifically for jet planes, however the collective nouns for planes can be used; they are:a fleet of planes (a fleet of jet planes)a squadron of planes (a squadron of jet planes)a stack of planes (a stack of jet planes)


Can you give me list of noun?

All nouns are a person, place, or thing. We can't give you a list of all nouns that is an impossible task.