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= Abstract and concrete
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The terms "abstract" and "concrete" can be understood in various contexts, including philosophy, art, language, and more. Here's a brief overview of each: \#\#\# In Philosophy: - **Abstract**: Refers to concepts or ideas that are not tied to specific instances or tangible objects. Examples include ideas like love, freedom, or justice. These are often theoretical or not easily defined by physical characteristics.