Definitions of ill
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Worst.
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Whatever
annoys
or
impairs
happiness,
or
prevents
success;
evil
of
any
kind;
misfortune;
calamity;
disease;
pain;
as,
the
ills
of
humanity.
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Whatever
is
contrary
to
good,
in
a
moral
sense;
wickedness;
depravity;
iniquity;
wrong;
evil.
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Misfortune;
disease;
anything
that
prevents
what
is
good;
something
morally
bad;
mischief.
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Evil:
wickedness:
misfortune.
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Evil;
misfortune;
wickedness.
-
Anything
bad;
injury;
harm;
misfortune.
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Wickedness;
evil;
misfortune.
-
with
difficulty
or
inconvenience;
scarcely
or
hardly; "
we
can
ill
afford
to
buy
a
new
car
just
now"
-
In
a
ill
manner;
badly;
weakly.
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Not
well;
not
easily.
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Not
well:
not
rightly:
with
difficulty.
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With
difficulty;
hardly.
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As
the
first
element
of
a
compound,
signifying "
a
negation"
or "
some
bad
quality
connected
with
it";
not
well;
badly.
-
distressing; "
ill
manners"; "
of
ill
repute"
-
resulting
in
suffering
or
adversity; "
ill
effects"; "
it's
an
ill
wind
that
blows
no
good"
-
indicating
hostility
or
enmity; "
you
certainly
did
me
an
ill
turn"; "
ill
feelings"; "
ill
will"
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Contrary
to
good,
in
a
physical
sense;
contrary
or
opposed
to
advantage,
happiness,
etc.;
bad;
evil;
unfortunate;
disagreeable;
unfavorable.
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Contrary
to
good,
in
a
moral
sense;
evil;
wicked;
wrong;
iniquitious;
naughtly;
bad;
improper.
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Sick;
indisposed;
unwell;
diseased;
disordered;
as,
ill
of
a
fever.
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Not
according
with
rule,
fitness,
or
propriety;
incorrect;
rude;
unpolished;
inelegant.
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Bad
or
evil;
contrary
to
good;
causing
or
attended
by
evil
or
suffering;
in
a
bad
or
disordered
state
physically
or
morally;
sick;
diseased;
unfriendly;
not
proper;
unskilful;
vicious.
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When
compounded
with
other
words,
expresses
badness
of
quality
or
condition.
-
Bad;
sick.
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Badly;
wrongly.
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Bad
or
evil;
contrary
to
good;
producing
evil;
cross;
diseased;
sick
or
indisposed;
suggestive
of
evil;
unfavourable;
rude;
unpolished;
not
proper.
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Bad;
evil;
contrary
to
good;
unfortunate;
unfavourable;
sick;
unwell;
cross;
surly.
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