| -ility |
(such) a quality or condition of being (used to form abstract nouns from adjectives ending in -le or -ile.). |
| ilium |
the broad, flat, uppermost section of the three parts of the pelvic bone. |
| ilk |
a kind, family, or group. |
| I'll |
contracted form of "I will." |
| ill |
not in normal health; unwell; sick. [11 definitions] |
| ill. |
abbreviation of "illustrated" or "illustration." |
| ill-advised |
entered into without sufficient counsel or deliberation; unwise. |
| ill at ease |
emotionally uncomfortable; uneasy. |
| ill-bred |
characterized by a lack of good manners; rude. |
| ill-chosen |
selected using poor judgement. |
| ill-concealed |
poorly-hidden, or intentionally allowed to be visible or ascertainable. |
| ill-conceived |
poorly planned or thought out. |
| ill-considered |
done without due consideration; imprudent or unwise. |
| ill-disposed |
not favorable or receptive; hostile. [2 definitions] |
| illegal |
contrary to law, rules, or the like; unlawful. [2 definitions] |
| illegible |
difficult or impossible to read or decipher. |
| illegitimate |
not legitimate; unlawful. [6 definitions] |
| ill fame |
unfavorable reputation or name. |
| ill-fated |
fated to come to a bad end; doomed. [2 definitions] |
| ill-favored |
unattractive in appearance; ugly. [2 definitions] |
| ill-founded |
having little or no basis in fact or reason. |