Ill will and Requital

Ill will

Ill will noun - The feeling of a hostile person.

Requital and ill will are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Requital" instead a noun phrase "Ill will".

Requital

Requital noun - Payment to another for a loss or injury.
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Synonyms for Requital

Ill will and requital are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Ill will" instead a noun "Requital".

Nearby Words: requite, requited, requiting

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