English, asked by raharakeshraha, 2 months ago

Is holy an abstract noun?

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Answered by sonudtj98

Answer:

Holy is an adjective not noun.

Answered by xXMissButtercupXx

Answer:

◍The abstract noun for the adjective “holy” is “holiness” as in, “The holy Scriptures provide real-life examples of holiness.” You can often add “ness” to an adjective to create a noun.

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