noun

Candice

Candice (noun) means a female given name, a variant of Candace. Example: “Candice moved to London for her new job.”

noun

A female given name, a variant of Candace.

"Candice moved to London for her new job."

How to use Candice

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In plain EnglishA first name closely related to Candace.

Candices plural

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_____ moved to London for her new job.

A variant of Candace, popularly linked by folk etymology to Latin candida, "whiteness".

Origin: Latin

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What does “Candice” mean?

The word “Candice” means a female given name, a variant of Candace. In plain terms, a first name closely related to Candace.

How do you use “Candice” in a sentence?

Here is “Candice” used in a sentence: “Candice moved to London for her new job.”

What part of speech is “Candice”?

“Candice” is a noun.

Where does the word “Candice” come from?

The word “Candice” comes from Latin. A variant of Candace, popularly linked by folk etymology to Latin candida, "whiteness".