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existing in thought or as an idea but not having a physical or concrete existence
- She presented an abstract concept that challenged traditional notions of reality.
- His abstract thoughts often led him to philosophical debates.
- The theory was too abstract for most people to grasp easily.
- The idea of freedom is abstract, difficult to define universally.
- Love is an abstract concept that cannot be touched.
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(of a form of art) showing forms, colors, or shapes that do not represent real-world objects, focusing on ideas or emotions instead
- She is known for her abstract sculptures that explore the interplay of shapes, colors, and textures.
- The artist used bold strokes and vibrant colors to create an abstract composition that evoked a sense of energy and movement.
- The dancers performed a mesmerizing abstract routine, blending fluid movements with unexpected angles and shapes.
- The film incorporated abstract imagery and surreal elements to convey the protagonist's inner emotional journey.
- The gallery featured an exhibit of abstract paintings that challenged traditional notions of representation.
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approaching a subject in a theoretical way, without concern for practical application or real-world examples
- Abstract science explores theoretical frameworks that may not yet be applicable.
- The theory remained abstract, disconnected from any tangible application.
- The lecture's abstract nature left the audience with questions, not answers.