English, asked by rajeevlochan, 1 year ago

ABSTRACT NOUN OF DISIPLINE

prantika2: bt dicipline is itself an abstract noun

rajeevlochan: disiplined sorry my mistake

rajeevlochan: or tell me abstract noun of besid

rajeevlochan: beside

prantika2: i will try

rajeevlochan: thx

prantika2: ur welcome :)

rajeevlochan: i searched through the net but in vain

prantika2: nw check it

rajeevlochan: thx

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Answered by prantika2

The abstract noun of disiplined is diciplinary(think so..)

rajeevlochan: thx ill ask my teacher tomorrow

prantika2: kkk ;)

Answered by HA7SH

Explanation:

Abstract noun refers to a thing that has no physical form. This means we cannot see or touch it. It denotes an idea (education, discipline), quality (ability, beauty) or state (belief, hope).

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