Ill will
Ill will noun - The feeling of a hostile person.
Ill temper and ill will are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Ill temper" instead a noun phrase "Ill will".
Ill temper
Ill temper noun - A persisting angry mood.
Ill will and ill temper are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Ill will" instead a noun phrase "Ill temper".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- anger and ill will
- anger and ill temper
- resentment and ill will
- resentment and ill temper
- animosity and ill will
- animosity and ill temper
- indignation and ill will
- indignation and ill temper
- antagonism and ill will
- antagonism and ill temper
- gall and ill will
- gall and ill temper
- malice and ill will
- malice and ill temper
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