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ill feeling

noun as in disagreement

noun as in hard feelings

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noun as in rancor

noun as in rancorousness

noun as in resentfulness

noun as in resentment

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noun as in virulence

noun as in virulency

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Example Sentences

Craig’s Bond bore women ill feelings, and the series reckoned with them only slightly before offering him a saving grace in the form of a daughter.

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Avoid argument; it is not conversation, and frequently leads to ill feeling.

The fun conquered, for a time at least, all ill feeling, but it had not settled more important matters.

But this same nature, when pinched and starved, becomes a perfect storehouse of enmity and ill-feeling.

Between Shelburne and Fox there was much ill-feeling, which came to a head over the negotiations for peace.

We have tried to make this article temperate, fair and free from ill temper and ill feeling.

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