ill
Adjective
A2 – Elementary
Not in good health, or, less commonly, bad.
More common in British English than American English, which tends to prefer "sick" in everyday speech.
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Wordabulary
Not in good health, or, less commonly, bad.
More common in British English than American English, which tends to prefer "sick" in everyday speech.