Uses partaking of senses A. 1 A. 2. depraved intention or purpose; also, desire for another's harm; = ill will, n. rare in modern use.

Hatred, ill-will.

Dislike, hatred, ill-will; in later use, in physical sense, disgust, loathing. Also to have in loath.

Malignity, bitterness.

Hostile, malevolent, or unfriendly feeling, ill will: in in ill, etc.; to take (a thing) in (at, to) ill = to take it ill, take offence at it. Obs…

Ill will, malevolence. Obsolete.

= ill will, n. 1.

An evil inclination, disposition, or passion; esp. and usually, anger: cf. maltalent, n. adj., ‘ill talent’, ill-will (which occurs somewhat…

Wicked and deep-rooted ill will or hatred; intense and persistent desire to cause suffering to another person; propensity to this feeling. Also, in…

Evil or hostile feeling or intention towards another; malevolence, malice, enmity, dislike.

with hard (also sorry) grace: with displeasure, reluctantly; with ill will, with severity. Obsolete (rare after 15th cent.).

The quality of being malevolent; the wishing or the disposition to wish evil to others; ill will.

A feeling of dislike or ill will. Obsolete.

In plural. Malignant feelings or actions. Obsolete.

The quality, state, or condition of being full of hatred or strong dislike; loathing; hostility.

= malignancy, n.

= malevolence, n.

Malignant or intensely malevolent disposition; envenomed hostility; desire to inflict injury or suffering.

With reference to a person or animal, their actions or attributes: fierceness, harshness, savagery; cruelty; malignity; an instance of this. In early…

= malevolence, n.

= malignancy, n.

Reptilian nature or character; esp. underhandedness, baseness.

(un-, prefix1 affix 6.)