A benevolent lie
A)is considered nonmalicious.
B)is never appropriate for someone who has morals.
C)will generally hurt another.
D)will only be considered helpful in extreme situations.
E)None of these answers are correct are true.

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A benevolent lie is considered nonmalicious because it is intended to be helpful or to prevent harm, even though it involves telling an untruth. It is typically used in situations where revealing the truth would cause unnecessary harm or distress.

A Benevolent Lie