Definition: abstractest, in linguistics, refers to a word that lacks any concrete meaning or connotation. It is a term used to describe words that have no direct connection to their immediate context, and are instead formed by combining other words into one new word with no clear relationship to either its initial part or its final part. In linguistics, abstractest is often used in conjunction with the concept of "abstract meaning," which refers to the ability of a word to convey more than simply its literal meaning. For example, the word "absence" can have multiple connotations depending on how it is used and combined with other words. The term "abstractest" has been used by linguists and philosophers to describe specific types of words that lack concrete meaning or do not have a clear direct relationship to their initial part or final part. For instance, the word "sweat" can have multiple meanings depending on how it is used in a sentence, such as "the feeling of sweat from perspiration," "a body's response to external stimuli," or even "the state of being damp."

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