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Is there a plural for the word malice?

No, there is no plural for the word "malice".

Malice is an uncountable noun, meaning it refers to a general concept or quality rather than something that can be counted.

Think of it like this: you wouldn't say "three malicies", just like you wouldn't say "three sadness" or "three happiness".

If you want to express multiple instances of malice, you could use phrases like:

* Acts of malice

* Instances of malice

* Motivations driven by malice

* Signs of malice

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