Beauty is one of those abstract nouns that seems to defy definition. You know what it looks like, but can you define it? Is beauty an abstract noun? To answer this question, we’ll first take a look at what an abstract noun is, then we’ll talk about whether or not beauty fits into that category.

Beauty is an abstract noun.

The word beauty, as well as the words love and concept are concrete nouns. The word example is a concrete noun because it can be physically seen or touched.

Abstract nouns are words that represent things that aren’t concrete.

Abstract nouns are words that represent things that aren’t concrete. They’re used to describe intangible things or concepts, such as love, happiness and beauty.

The best way to understand abstract nouns is by looking at examples of them in sentences:

• “You can’t touch love.” (This sentence uses the word love as an abstract noun.)
• “I’m happy today.” (This sentence uses the word happy as an abstract noun.)

Something abstract is intangible and cannot usually be touched or seen in its truest form.

Something abstract is intangible and cannot usually be touched or seen in its truest form. An example of something abstract would be love. You can’t see it, but you know it when you feel it. A concrete example of something tangible is a house–you can touch it and see it for yourself!

The definition of abstract is “something considered apart from any particular instance.”

The definition of abstract is “something considered apart from any particular instance.”

So, what does this mean? It means that you can use the word beauty as an abstract noun. Beauty is something that exists in many forms and can not be described by one specific thing. For example: love, hope, truth and justice are all abstract nouns because they represent things that aren’t concrete.

It also says on your site that “abstract” means “the definition of beauty.” That’s incorrect because it doesn’t say how we should define it or what makes up this word exactly (what are its qualities?). You could argue that there isn’t one exact definition for ‘beauty’ but rather many different ones depending on who you ask!

For example, we can talk about the concept of love, but not a real example of love itself because we don’t know what it means to feel love until we experience it firsthand.

It’s also important to note that abstract nouns are often intangible. For example, we can talk about the concept of love, but not a real example of love itself because we don’t know what it means to feel love until we experience it firsthand. Love is an abstract noun because it can’t be seen or touched; it’s something you feel in your heart and mind (not literally).

You might be wondering: why do we need such a big word for something so simple? Well…it turns out that many things around us are abstract in nature!

Another example is an idea (definition) vs an instance of an idea (example).

For example, the definition of “beauty” could be “an abstract noun.” However, if someone were to say “The Mona Lisa is beautiful,” they would be referring to a concrete instance of beauty: Leonardo da Vinci’s famous painting. In this case, you wouldn’t say that The Mona Lisa was an abstract noun; rather, it’s more appropriate to say that she is a concrete noun because she has physical properties and can be seen by your eyes.

Beauty can be something that exists in the mind and heart of the beholder

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

This phrase has been around since at least 1662, when John Dryden used it in his poem “To My Dear and Honoured Friend, Mr. William ramble.” It’s often used as a way to express that beauty is subjective, meaning that people have different ideas about what is beautiful and what isn’t. For example:

• You may think a painting by Pablo Picasso is beautiful because you appreciate his use of color and shape–but someone else might find it ugly because they don’t like abstract art at all!
• Your friend might say she thinks your new haircut looks great on you (and vice versa), but someone else might think it looks terrible because he prefers long hair over short hair for men’s hairstyles.*

Beauty is a concept that exists in the mind and heart of the beholder. As we’ve seen, it can be defined as something that gives pleasure to the senses or feelings. The truth is that beauty isn’t limited by any one definition; it’s subjective and open-ended–which means there are many ways for us to experience it!