ill will

Though he was clearly angry at the fans after the play, he did not harbor any ill will toward them after the game.

Despite the mishap, the museum says it "bears no ill will towards the lift technician who made the mistake", who was covering for someone who is "well acquainted with the building and its exhibits".

It was Steve’s idea to give himself a kind of Nixonian posture as he realizes he’s a target of ill will.

People who discussed their stress levels in passing or employees perceived as being stressed didn't generate the same ill will from their coworkers.

I harbor no ill will against the defense, and I applaud Cohen’s efforts as he continues to try to make amends for his past indiscretions.