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When "kindness" means "the quality of being kind" it is uncountable and has no plural. When it means "a kind act" it can have a plural, "kindnesses". "
- When "kindness" means "the quality of being kind" it is uncountable and has no plural.
- When it means "a kind act" it can have a plural, "kindnesses".
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When "kindness" means "the quality of being kind" it is uncountable and has no plural.
When it means "a kind act" it can have a plural, "kindnesses". Randomly Googled example: "For the many kindnesses they extended to us over the years, we are forever in their debt."
When it means "a kind act" it can have a plural, "kindnesses". Randomly Googled example: "For the many kindnesses they extended to us over the years, we are forever in their debt."
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