ill will
nounUK /ˌɪl ˈwɪl/
US /ˌɪl ˈwɪl/
A bad feeling that makes someone want to be mean to another person.
She held no ill will toward the boy who accidentally broke her toy.
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2. A wish that something bad happens to someone.
He spoke of his rival with ill will and hoped for his failure.
3. A lasting angry feeling kept after a fight or disagreement.
After the argument, there was ill will between the two neighbors for months.
4. A mean attitude shown through unkind words or actions.
The coach reminded the players to compete without any ill will.