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WorksheetsAbstract Noun Part 2
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 50mins
An idea or thought that continually preoccupies or intrudes on a person's mind.
An unhealthy fixation on a particular person or activity.
The state of being consumed by a desire or passion.
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Lack of interest, concern, or sympathy.
A state of neutrality or apathy toward an issue or situation.
The quality of not being influenced by emotional responses.
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The practice of training oneself to obey rules or a code of behavior.
The ability to control one’s feelings and overcome weaknesses.
A branch of knowledge, typically one studied in higher education.
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A sentimental longing for the past.
A feeling of wistful affection for times gone by.
An emotional response to memories associated with a positive past experience.
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A large quantity of something, often more than is necessary.
The state of having plentiful resources or riches.
An overflowing fullness or wealth in life experiences.
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The quality of being outstanding or extremely good.
The state of surpassing ordinary standards.
A pursuit of high quality and performance in any endeavor.
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Love, loyalty, or enthusiasm for a person, activity, or cause.
A commitment to religious practice or worship.
The act of dedicating oneself to a particular purpose.
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The quality of being clear and easy to understand.
The state of being free from confusion or ambiguity.
The ability to see or understand something with precision.
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The state of being one or forming a complete and harmonious whole.
The condition of being united or joined as a whole.
A sense of togetherness and mutual support among individuals.
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The quality of being pointless or useless.
An action that yields no productive results or outcomes.
A sense of hopelessness in pursuing an effort.
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The state of being exposed to the possibility of being harmed.
The quality of being open to emotional or physical injury.
A willingness to be open and authentic despite risks.
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A feeling of intense excitement and happiness.
The state of being invigorated or enlivened.
A rush of joy often associated with thrilling experiences.
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The quality of being persistent and determined in achieving goals.
The ability to hold fast to a purpose or course of action.
A steadfastness in maintaining effort despite challenges.
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The state of being fierce or savage.
Intense aggression or violent behavior.
The quality of being wild or extreme in actions.
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The state of being fully developed or grown.
The ability to respond to situations with reason and emotional stability.
The quality of being thoughtful and responsible in behavior.
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The occurrence of events by chance in a happy or beneficial way.
A fortunate happenstance that leads to unexpected discoveries.
The ability to make valuable discoveries by accident.
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A deep sorrow, especially caused by someone's death.
An emotional response to loss or mourning.
The process of dealing with intense emotional pain.
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Unity or agreement of feeling or action among individuals.
A sense of fellowship or support within a group.
The act of standing together in mutual support.
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The fulfillment of one’s wishes, expectations, or needs.
A feeling of contentment or pleasure derived from achieving something.
The state of being adequately compensated for a service or experience.
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A feeling of deep satisfaction derived from achievements or qualities.
A sense of self-respect and personal worth.
The belief that one’s group, culture, or country is superior to others.
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The quality of being easy to understand or do.
The state of being uncomplicated and straightforward.
A lifestyle characterized by minimalism and lack of excess.
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A pleasing arrangement of parts, often in music or art.
A state of agreement and peaceful coexistence among individuals or groups.
The quality of forming a consistent whole.
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Courage in pain or adversity.
The mental strength to endure difficult situations.
Resilience in the face of challenges.
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The state of being variety.
A range of different things, particularly in culture, ethnicity, or ideas.
The inclusion of different types of people and their experiences.
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The quality of being honest and having strong moral principles.
The state of being whole or undivided in character.
Adherence to ethical standards and values.
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The selfless concern for the well-being of others.
A principle of acting for the benefit of others without personal gain.
The belief in or practice of disinterested and selfless concern for others.
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The feeling of being upset or annoyed due to an inability to achieve something.
A state of dissatisfaction arising from unfulfilled desires.
The emotional response to obstacles or setbacks.
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The quality of being coherent and intelligible.
The state of being clear and free from ambiguity.
The quality of transparency in understanding or expression.
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A feeling of great surprise or amazement.
The state of being shocked or astounded by something unexpected.
An emotional response characterized by disbelief.
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The quality of being genuine or real.
The state of being true to oneself and one’s values.
A measure of accuracy or validity in representation.
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A deep, emotional longing for something.
A desire characterized by melancholy or wistfulness.
An intense feeling of wanting or wishing for something unattainable.
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The state of being free from control or influence.
The ability to make decisions and act autonomously.
A condition of self-reliance and self-sufficiency.
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The act of returning something to its original state or condition.
The process of repairing or revitalizing something that has deteriorated.
A return to a former, improved, or healthy state.
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The result or effect of an action or decision.
An outcome that follows logically from a particular situation.
A significant or important outcome that can have lasting effects.
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A strong desire or ambition to achieve something.
The hope or aim of achieving a particular goal.
The act of seeking to attain a particular status or outcome.
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A feeling of great fear or apprehension about something that may happen.
An emotional response characterized by anxiety or unease.
The state of being in fear or anticipation of a negative event.
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Mental calmness, stability, and composure, especially in difficult situations.
The ability to maintain balance and emotional stability.
A state of being undisturbed by external circumstances.
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An agreement reached by mutual concession.
A situation in which two parties find common ground by making sacrifices.
A state of balancing differing views or interests to reach a resolution.
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A feeling of great pleasure and joy.
A state of enjoyment or satisfaction derived from an experience.
The expression of happiness or satisfaction.
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The capacity to have an effect on the character or behavior of someone or something.
The power to shape or change opinions or actions.
A person or thing that affects another indirectly.
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Care taken to avoid danger or mistakes.
A state of being careful or prudent in decision-making.
A warning or advice regarding potential risks.
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The process of becoming stronger and more confident in one’s abilities.
A state of gaining control over one’s life and decisions.
The act of providing individuals with the means to achieve their goals.
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The quality of being pointless or ineffective.
A lack of usefulness or success in an endeavor.
A sense of hopelessness regarding a situation.
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The ability to form mental images or concepts of things not present.
The capacity to create ideas or visualize possibilities.
A creative faculty that allows for innovation and original thought.
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The acknowledgment of someone’s achievements or status.
A state of being remembered or valued for one’s contributions.
The act of identifying or realizing the validity of something.
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The act of thoughtful observation or reflection.
A state of deep consideration or meditation on a subject.
The practice of being fully present and engaged in thought.
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The ability to adjust to new conditions or changes.
A state of flexibility in response to challenges or opportunities.
The capacity to modify behavior or strategies in different situations.
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A state of calmness and peace.
The absence of disturbance or agitation.
A feeling of serenity and inner peace.
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The ability to predict or plan for the future.
A capacity for anticipating potential challenges or opportunities.
The wisdom to see beyond present circumstances.
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A feeling of great joy or excitement.
A state of elevated spirits and happiness.
An emotional response characterized by exhilaration.
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