Question

The noun form of 'delicate' is ---------. *

delicately

delicates

delicacy

none of the above​

Answer 1

The noun form of 'delicate' is  delicacy

• The linguistic part of a verb or other word consisting of many distinct parts is represented in a noun form.
• The word delicate refers to something which is fine in texture.
• The noun form of delicate is delicacy which also expresses the fineness of a texture.
• For example - The curtains were made from fine velvet of great delicacy.

Answer 2

The answer is ''delicacy''.

• The noun form of 'delicate' is ''delicacy''

• The word ''delicate'' is an adjective that describes the nouns.

• The word ''delicacy'' is the noun. A noun is a name of persons, animals, places, or things.

• ''Delicacy'' means intricacy of texture or structure.

• Hence, the required answer is an option ''delicacy''.