ill-will

  • 11ill will — index argument (contention), discord, estrangement, feud, hatred, malice, odium, rancor …

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  • 12ill will — *malice, malevolence, malignity, malignancy, spite, despite, spleen, grudge Analogous words: animosity, antipathy, rancor, animus, hostility, *enmity: *hate, hatred Antonyms: goodwill: charity …

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  • 13ill will — ► NOUN ▪ animosity …

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  • 14ill will — n. unfriendly feeling; hostility; hate; dislike …

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  • 15ill will — n. 1) to stir up ill will 2) to bear, harbor ill will towards smb. 3) ill will about, over; between * * * [ˌɪl wɪl] between over to bear. harbor ill will towards smb. to stir up ill will ill will about …

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  • 16ill will — also ill will N UNCOUNT Ill will is unfriendly or hostile feelings that you have towards someone. He didn t bear anyone any ill will... All this has created considerable ill will towards the armed forces. Syn: animosity …

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  • 17ill will — noun (U) strong dislike; hostility: At first there was a lot of suspicion and ill will among the team. | bear sb no ill will (=feel no dislike or anger towards someone) …

    Longman dictionary of contemporary English

  • 18ill will — noun Ill disposed attitude; hatred. The losing side bore no ill will toward the winners …

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  • 19ill will — noun the ill will between the two families predates anyone s memory Syn: animosity, hostility, enmity, acrimony, animus, hatred, hate, loathing, antipathy; ill feeling, bad feeling, bad blood, antagonism, unfriendliness, dislike; spite,… …

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  • 20ill-will — see ill will …

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