/ˈkændɪs/ or /ˈkændɪs/ (UK) and /kænˈdɪs/ (US)

Definitions

1. noun

A female given name, often of Greek origin, derived from ‘Kantheia’, meaning ‘pure’.

“Candice was a popular name in the 1980s and has remained a classic choice for parents.”

2. proper noun

A proper noun referring to a specific person, such as an actress or singer.

“Candice Bergen is an American actress and comedian.”

3. adjective

Describing something as sweet or charming, often used to describe a person or place.

“The candice smile of the actress won her an Oscar.”