1. 3 He was netted by an ill omen.

2. The typical omen was a natural Explanation of Augured ill

3. The unusually heavy rainfall was an ill omen for the travellers.

4. 9 The unusually heavy rainfall was an ill omen for the travellers.

5. 28 Kirkgrim A GHOST thought to haunt churches, where its appearance was an ill omen.

6. " said she, while her ill-omened physiognomy seemed to cast a shadow over the cheerful newness of the house.

7. Ill gotten [got] ill spent.

8. 2 Ill-gotten, ill spent.

9. 7 Ill-gotten, ill spent.

10. 3 Ill gotten [got] ill spent.

11. 5 Ill gotten [got] ill spent.

12. An ill life, an ill end. 

13. Their senses, Cloyed by grief, knew that whatever it was of ill-omen, it could not touch them now

14. Ill (or Evil) gotten, ill (or evil) spent. 

15. He was consecutively ill, then well, then ill again.

16. An ill marriage is a spring of ill fortune. 

17. 1 Ill (or Evil) gotten, ill (or evil) spent. 

18. What does ill-Advisedly mean? In an ill-advised manner

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20. Sending books on ILL b. Returning books on ILL c.

21. 4 synonyms for Curmudgeonly: gruff, ill-humored, ill-humoured, crusty

22. Ill-Boding definition, foreBoding evil; inauspicious; unlucky: ill-Boding stars

23. 3 Ill (or Evil) gotten, ill (or evil) spent. 

24. Anachronistic: adjective antiquated , behind the times, ill-advised , ill-judged , ill-timed , incongruous , misjudged , obsolete , outdated , outmoded , previous

25. His father was ill, very ill, with cirrhosis of the liver.

26. Critically ill: Critically ill patients were given access to experimental treatments.

27. Ghost Owl An eerie nocturnal predator who flew on silent wings, feared throughout the world as a supernatural bird of ill-omen.

28. I'm getting ill.

29. The good or ill hap of a good or ill wife. 

30. Is the good or ill choice of a good or ill wife. 

31. Cathy is gravely ill.

32. He is incurably ill.

33. Ill have mashed potato.

34. My father's very ill.

35. She was gravely ill.

36. Ill news comes space.

37. Ill news flies fast.

38. She is gravely ill.

39. He is critically ill.

40. Ill deeds cannot honour.

41. 8 Is the good or ill choice of a good or ill wife. 

42. Ill weeds grow apace.

43. She looked shockingly ill.

44. My daughter was ill.

45. Atrabilious (Adjective) ill-natured; malevolent

46. Apparently, he was taken ill.

47. 'Sid looks ill,' Doherty observed.

48. Ill-gotten goods never prosper.

49. He looked shriveled and ill.

50. One ill turn deserves another.

51. The patient is terminally ill.

52. Ill weeds grow apace [fast].

53. He's been ill with meningitis.

54. Alas, I bring ill tidings.

55. He became ill through overwork.

56. Her mother was gravely ill.

57. Bridget can't come - she's ill.

58. Curmudgeonly: 1 adj brusque and surly and forbidding “his Curmudgeonly temper” Synonyms: crusty , gruff , ill-humored , ill-humoured ill-natured having an irritable and unpleasant disposition

59. (adjective) Well-Advised; ill-Advised.

60. Better spared than ill spent.

61. I am very ill, Myrtle.

62. 23 He is dangerously ill.

63. Fine words dress ill deeds.

64. Better unlearned than ill - learned.

65. Carsick definition, ill with Carsickness

66. "Medical journal made me ill".

67. Brother, don't take it ill.

68. He felt ill during prep.

69. Consecutively: 1 adv in a consecutive manner “he was Consecutively ill, then well, then ill again”

70. Antonyms for Cossets include abuses, ill-treats, ill-uses, maltreats, manhandles, mishandles, mistreats, misuses, ignores and neglects

71. Antonyms for Cosseted include abused, ill-treated, ill-used, maltreated, manhandled, mishandled, mistreated, misused, ignored and neglected

72. At the time, Chávez was ill.

73. The star is reportedly very ill.

74. The young and the mentally ill.

75. 3 Ill-gotten wealth never thrives.

76. His behaviour was indubitably ill-judged.

77. He resigned because of ill health .

78. The whole project was ill-conceived.

79. Alkar said she had been ill.

80. You are ill and must recuperate.