Action Nouns
* Arrival (from "arrive"): the act of arriving
* Departure (from "depart"): the act of leaving
* Movement (from "move"): the act of changing position
* Attack (from "attack"): the act of assaulting
* Escape (from "escape"): the act of getting away
* Decision (from "decide"): the act of making a choice
* Proposal (from "propose"): the act of suggesting something
* Refusal (from "refuse"): the act of declining something
* Success (from "succeed"): the act of achieving a desired outcome
* Failure (from "fail"): the act of not achieving a desired outcome
* Creation (from "create"): the act of bringing something into existence
State Nouns
* Existence (from "exist"): the state of being
* Happiness (from "be happy"): the state of feeling joy
* Sadness (from "be sad"): the state of feeling sorrow
* Knowledge (from "know"): the state of being aware of something
* Ignorance (from "be ignorant"): the state of being unaware of something
* Peace (from "be peaceful"): the state of being calm and tranquil
* Anxiety (from "be anxious"): the state of being worried
* Love (from "love"): the state of feeling affection
* Hate (from "hate"): the state of feeling strong dislike
Other
* Belief (from "believe"): the act of accepting something as true
* Understanding (from "understand"): the act of comprehending something
* Patience (from "be patient"): the ability to wait calmly
* Courage (from "be courageous"): the quality of being brave
* Hope (from "hope"): the feeling of expecting something good
* Fear (from "fear"): the feeling of being afraid
These are just a few examples, and many more abstract nouns can be formed from verbs. You can often identify them by looking for suffixes like -tion, -ance, -ence, -ment, -ness, -ship, or -ing.