Ill-bred
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 254
il'-brcd, adj. badly bred, or educated uncivil n. Ill broed'ing — Illegal, d-lc'gul, adj woutrary to law. adv. Ule'- gaily Fr L m, nsee Legal. Illegalise, il-lc'gul-7/, f to render unlawful Illegality, d-le-gal'i-ti, n the quality or condition uf bang dlcgn). Illegible, ll-lefi LI. adj lliat cannot be read indistinct — adv Illegibly.—ns Illegiblene , Illegibility [Fr L. /«, not see Legible. Illegitimate, il-le-jit'i-mat, adj not according to hlW not born in wedlock not properly itifcned — orreasoiu d not genuine adv. Illegitimately. -n. Hlogitlmacy [L. in, nut; see Legitimate [ugly. Ill-favoured, fa Surd «
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