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illadjective affected with nauseashe grew ill from the constant rocking motion of the boat nauseated, nauseous, qualmish, queasy(also queazy), queer, queerish, sick, sickish, squeamish green, peaked, peaky, sicklyunsettled, upset, woozy settledhealthy, well causing or capable of causing harmone of the ill effects of winter weather is the rapid spread of germs as people spend more time together indoors adverse, bad, baleful, baneful, damaging, dangerous, deleterious, detrimental, evil, harmful, hurtful, injurious, mischievous, nocuous, noxious, pernicious, prejudicial, wicked hostile, inimical, unfriendlycontagious, deadly, infectious, infective, pestiferous, pestilent, pestilential, poisonous, venomousinsidious, menacing, ominous, sinister, threateninghazardous, imperiling(or imperilling), jeopardizing, parlous, perilous, risky, unsafe, unsoundnasty, noisome, unhealthful, unhealthy, unwholesomedestructive, fatal, killer, lethal, malignant, ruinous anodyne, benign, harmless, hurtless, innocent, innocuous, inoffensive, safe advantageous, beneficial, usefulfavorable, good, propitiouscurative, healthful, healthy, helpful, palliative, remedial, salubrious, salutary, wholesomesecure, soundbenignantnoncorrosive, nondestructive, nonfatal, noninfectious, nonlethal, nonpoisonous, nonpolluting, nontoxic, nonvenomous temporarily suffering from a disorder of the bodysince I'm ill, I guess that I'll just have to miss that dental appointment ailing, bad, down, indisposed, peaked, peaky, poorly, punk, run-down, sick, sickened, unhealthy, unsound, unwell symptomaticcruddy, lousy, seedy, sickishnauseated, nauseous, qualmish, queasy(also queazy), squeamishairsick, carsick, seasickdizzy, light-headed, shaky, woozyachy, feverishdiseased, disordereddecrepit, feeble, fragile, frail, infirm, invalid, sickly, weak, weaklyafflicted, troubledchallenged, debilitated, disabled, halt, incapacitated, lamehypochondriac, hypochondriacal out of sorts, under the weather hale, healthful, healthy, sound, well, whole, wholesome able-bodied, conditioned, fit, well-conditionedcuredbetter, convalescing, improved, mending, recovering, recuperating, rehabilitatedhardy, hearty, lusty, robust, rugged, stalwart, strong, toughblooming, bouncing, chipper, flourishing, flush, thriving falling short of a standardsuch ill behavior will not be tolerated bad, bastard, bush, bush-league, crummy(also crumby), deficient, dissatisfactory, inferior, lame, lousy, off, paltry, poor, punk, sour, suboptimal, subpar, substandard, unacceptable, unsatisfactory, wack(slang), wanting, wretched, wrong abysmal, atrocious, awful, bitchin'(slang), brutal, damnable, deplorable, detestable, disastrous, dreadful, execrable, gnarly(slang), horrendous, horrible, pathetic, stinky, sucky(slang), terrible, unspeakabledefective, faulty, flawedegregious, flagrant, grossbum, cheesy, coarse, common, crappy(slang), cut-rate, junky, lesser, low-grade, low-rent, mediocre, miserable, reprehensible, rotten, rubbishy, second-rate, shoddy, sleazy, trashyabominable, odious, vileuseless, valueless, worthlessinadequate, insufficient, lacking, meager(or meagre), mean, miserly, niggardly, scanty, shabby, short, skimp, skimpy, spare, stingymiscreant, scurrilous, villainouscounterfeit, fake, phony(also phoney), sham below par(or under par), from hunger acceptable, adequate, all right, decent, fine, OK(or okay), passable, respectable, satisfactory, standard, tolerable classic, classicalA1, bang-up, banner, boss(slang), capital, choice, crackerjack, dandy, divine, excellent, exceptional, fabulous, first-class, first-rate, grand, great, groovy, heavenly, high-test, jim-dandy, keen, marvelous(or marvellous), mean, neat, nifty, noble, par excellence, perfect, premium, prime, sensational, slick, splendid, stellar, sterling, superb, superior, superlative, supernal, swell, terrific, tip-top, top, top-notch, unsurpassed, wonderfulbetter, exceptional, fancy, high-grade, special, sufficientaverage, borderline, fair, mediocre, middling, minimal, so-so, unexceptionalsuitable, useful, worthygratifying, satisfying being or showing a sign of evil or calamity to comethe abrupt breakdown of negotiations appears to be an ill omen for this ongoing hostage situation baleful, dire, direful, doomy, foreboding, ill-boding, inauspicious, menacing, minatory, ominous, portentous, sinister, threatening black, bleak, cheerless, chill, Cimmerian, cloudy, cold, comfortless, dark, darkening, depressing, depressive, desolate, dim, disconsolate, dismal, drear, dreary, dreich(chiefly Scottish), elegiac(also elegiacal), forlorn, funereal, gloomy, glum, godforsaken, gray(also grey), lonely, lonesome, lugubrious, miserable, morbid, morose, murky, plutonian, saturnine, sepulchral, somber(or sombre), sullen, sunless, tenebrific, tenebrous, wretcheddiscouraging, disheartening, hopeless, unfavorable, unpromising, unpropitiousill-fated, ill-starred, star-crossed, troubled, unfortunate, unluckyevil, malign, malignant unthreatening auspicious, benign, bright, encouraging, favorable, golden, heartening, hopeful, promising, propitious, prosperous in a manner so as to cause loss or sufferingin those days society treated debtors very ill, even going so far as to put them in prison brutally, hard, hardly, harshly, oppressively, roughly, severely, sternly, stiffly callously, cold-bloodedly, hard-heartedly, heartlessly, inhumanely, inhumanly, insensately, insensitively, mercilessly, obdurately, pitilessly, ruthlessly, tyrannically, uncharitably, unfeelingly, unmercifully, unsparinglyabusively, brutishly, savagely, viciouslyaggressively, assertively, decidedly, determinedly, firmly, grimly, gruffly, resolutely, strongly, toughly clemently, gently, leniently, lightly, mildly, softly benevolently, benignantly, considerately, cordially, graciously, kindly, lovingly, tenderlycharitably, compassionately, humanely, mercifully, softheartedly, sympathetically, tolerantly, understandingly certainly notyou can ill afford to miss another day of work hardly, no, none, noway(usually no way), scarcely near, never, nothing, nowhere, nowise by no means, nothing doing, on no account absolutely, certainly, completely, definitely, positively, surely awful, awfully, enormously, exceedingly(also exceeding), extremely, greatly, highly, hugely, immensely, mightily, mighty, most, quite, terribly, veryassuredly, clearly, hands down, perfectly, plainly, really, truly, unequivocally, unquestionably, utterlydoubtless, more or less, mostly, rather, slightly, somewhat an abnormal state that disrupts a plant's or animal's normal bodily functioningchicken pox and the other ills that were once a fixture of childhood affection, ail, ailment, bug, complaint, complication, condition, disease, disorder, distemper, distemperature, fever, illness, infirmity, malady, sickness, trouble contagion, contagious diseasecontagium, infectionattack, bout, fit, spelldebility, decrepitude, feebleness, frailness, lameness, sickliness, unhealthiness, unsoundness, unwellness, weaknessmalaise, matter, pipepidemic, pest, pestilence, plague health, wellness fitness, healthiness, heartiness, robustness, soundness, wholeness, wholesomenessfettle, shape that which is morally unacceptableidealistic people who try to cure all of our society's ills bad, evil, evildoing, immorality, iniquity, sin, villainy, wrong atrociousness, atrocity, badness, balefulness, darkness, depravedness, devilishness, diabolism, enormity, evilness, heinousness, iniquitousness, satanism, sinfulness, vileness, wickednessdevilry(or deviltry), fiendishnesscancer, canker, decay, rot, squalorcorruption, debauchery, degeneracy, depravity, indecency, malefaction, perversion, pervertedness, scurrility, scurrilousnessabomination, anathema, taboo(also tabu) good, morality, right, virtue decency, goodness, honesty, integrity, probity, rectitude, uprightnessgoodness, righteousness, virtuousness bad luck or an example of thisthe travelers merrily set off on their journey, scarcely imagining the ills that would befall them adversity, knock, misadventure, mischance, misfortune, mishap, tragedy calamity, cataclysm, catastrophe, disasteraffliction, hardship, trial, tribulation, woedistress, misery, suffering, unhappinessdefeat, failure, fizzle, nonsuccesscurse, evil, sorrow, troubleaccident, casualtyblow, body blow, disappointment, letdown, setbackcircumstance, destiny, doom, fate, lot, portion fortune, luck, serendipity break, chance, fluke, godsend, hit, opportunity, strike, stroke, windfallaccomplishment, achievement, success in the 12th century |