What is the abstract noun of pass?

Answer 1

Actually, pass is a homonym (words that are easily confused because they look alike or sound alike, but have different meanings) of itself:

Pass = Narrow passageway through the mountains or another obstacle
Pass = Successful mark on an exam
Pass = Token or voucher that allows one to travel
Pass = Transfer of the ball from one player to another
Pass = Slightly improper amorous approach to a member of the opposite sex
Pass = Overtake someone going in the same or opposite direction
Pass = Travel through an area
Pass = Change from one form to another
Pass = Execute a successful thrust in Fencing

Answer 2

The opposite of pass (in scoring) is fail.

The opposite of pass (football) is a run.

The opposite of pass (pass up, skip) would be to attend or observe.

The opposite of pass (pass in a vehicle) would be to stay behind, or to follow.

Answer 3

The word "pass" is both a noun and a verb.

The noun forms of the verb to pass are passer, passage, and the gerund, passing.

The word 'pass' (passes) is a noun as a word for:

• a document indicating permission to do something without restrictions;
• a narrow gap between mountains that affords passage;
• in sports, a kick, hit, or throw of the ball to another player on your team;
• a successful result in an examination or test;
• a sweep or run by an aircraft over or toward an area or target;
• a sexual invitation or overture.

The noun 'pass' is a word for a thing.

Answer 4

The noun 'pass' is an abstract noun as a word for a successful result in an examination or test.

The noun 'pass' is a concrete noun as a word for an official document that gives you permission to enter a place or to use a particular form of transportation; a kick, hit, or throw of the ball to another player; a path or road that goes through an area of mountains; a movement past, over, around, or through a place.

The abstract noun form of the verb to pass is the gerund, passing.

Answer 5

The word 'pass' (passes) is a noun as a word for:

• a document indicating permission to do something without restrictions
• a narrow gap between mountains that affords passage
• in sports, a kick, hit, or throw of the ball to another player on your team
• a successful result in an examination or test
• a sweep or run by an aircraft over or toward an area or target
• a sexual invitation or overture

The noun 'pass' is a word for a thing.

The noun forms of the verb to pass are passer, passage, and the gerund, passing.

Answer 6

Left

Answer 7

passive

Answer 8

What's opposite of the pass when you take some test

Answer 9

I’m not sure if it’s fail

Answer 10

Fail