We can complete the sentence in the following manner:
"Her criticism was constructive and honest, with no malice whatsoever."
- The noun "malice" means the intention of doing something bad or harmful. Someone who speaks with malice has the intention of offending the other.
- The speaker of the sentence says that this person's criticism is constructive and honest. We can assume, then, that this person has good intentions.
- Therefore, we can say she has no malice.
The answer choices for this question were found online. They are:
A. malice
B. candour
C. coherence
D. directness
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