ill-will

(il’wil’),n. Enmity; malevolence. [Not properly a compound. ] Ros. Why look you so upon me? Phe. For no ili will I bear you. Shak., As you Like it, iii. 5. Syn. Animosity, Ill-witl, Enmity, ete. See animosity. ill-willer (il’wil’ér), ». One who wishes another ill; an enemy. As who would say her owne ouermuch lenitie and goodne e made her iid willers the more bold and presumptuous. Putten ham, Arte of Eng. Poesie, p. 181. Queen Elizabeth knowing well that she had drawn many il-willers against her State, she endeavour'd to strengthen it by all the means she could devise. Baker, Chronicles, p. 332. ‘ill-willy (il’wil’i), a. [Se., also ill-willie;