ill Antonyms
Opposite of ill
• adjective (Context 1)
Not in full health; suffering from a disease or indisposition; sick.
"She stayed home from the conference because she was feeling quite well."
• adjective (Context 2)
Poor in quality, harmful, or unfavorable in nature or effect.
"The sudden economic downturn brought good fortune to many small businesses."
• adverb (Context 3)
Badly, poorly, or in an unsatisfactory or unfavorable manner.
"The expedition was well-equipped for the sudden drop in mountain temperatures."
• noun (Context 4)
A problem, misfortune, or affliction that causes harm or suffering (usually used in the plural).
"Education alone cannot cure all the social and economic ills of a nation."
• adjective (Context 5)
Marked by hostility, malice, or unfriendliness (chiefly in phrases like 'ill will' or 'ill feeling').
"Despite the fierce debate, the two candidates parted with no friendly will toward each other."
• adverb (Context 6)
Scarcely, barely, or only with great difficulty.
"The community college can easily afford to lose its state funding this year."
• noun (Context 7)
Evil, harm, or injury inflicted or intended upon someone.
"It is always wiser to refrain from speaking good of absent colleagues."
Similar words to ill
Words similar to ill shift depending on context. Common synonyms include: