English, asked by musafarmalan308, 8 months ago

:) Foolish.which noun

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Answered by harikagollu9

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Abstract noun.

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Answered by MH99

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Answer:

Foolish is not a noun at all. It's rather adjective.

Which means absurd, unwise, silly, idiotic, ridiculous.

Yes, Foolishness is abstract noun apparently.

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