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(cf truth). The Webster's New World Dictionary of the American Language (New World Publishing Co., 1957), page 6, defines abstract as "thought of apart from any particular instances or material objects; not concrete."
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| abstract thinking |
style of thinking in which concepts and ideas are understood and later applied in problem solving.
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| abstract |
A brief summary outlining the main content of a journal article or other document.
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| abstract |
A brief description or summary of the contents of a book, article, or other document, usually accompanied by a citation or bibliographic reference to the item.
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| abstract |
a short summary of an article or book; abstracts are provided along with citation information in many periodical indexes, and may be written by either the paper's author or an indexer.
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