English, asked by barrenakhan, 11 months ago

ababstract noun of hard

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Answered by samantha46

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Answer:

Hardness

Explanation:

noun'hardness' refers to the noun which cannot be sensed by smell, eyes, touch or taste.

Answered by Anonymous

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the abstract noun for 'hard' is hardness.

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