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Antonyms:
good,
well
Often used in the same context:
sick,
dizzy,
frail,
nauseous,
bedridden,
sickly,
nauseated,
bedfast,
infirm,
debilitated,
heat prostration,
dehydrated,
forgetful,
fluey,
lethargic,
acute gastritis,
amebic dysentery,
lightheaded,
tertiary syphilis,
irritable,
groggy,
viral pneumonia,
unfit,
fowl cholera,
fainting,
senile,
scarlet fever,
homesick,
senile dementia,
seasick,
indifferent,
heat exhaustion,
constipated,
gaunt,
bronchial pneumonia,
typhoid,
poor,
ailing,
stomach flu,
amebic,
uncaring,
sore throat,
stomach ache,
enteric fever,
despondent,
atypical pneumonia,
bad,
typhus fever,
compos mentis,
enfeebled,
amoebic dysentery,
underfed,
unconscious,
undulant fever,
contagious,
depersonalization disorder,
ptomaine poisoning,
respiratory infection,
wimpish,
afebrile,
malnourished,
debilitative,
stricken,
urinary tract infection,
destitute,
infected,
psychosomatic,
selfish,
sickening,
blackwater fever,
spiteful,
infantile paralysis,
injured,
piggish,
emaciated,
hypochondriacal,
tired,
comas,
paranoid,
belligerent,
helpless,
diabetic coma,
incontinent,
impetuous,
suggestible,
septicemic,
insensitive,
cruel,
contagious disease,
swine flu,
chicken pox,
noncontagious,
absent,
irresponsive,
pregnant,
queasy,
catatonic schizophrenia,
cutaneous anthrax,
respiratory illness,
typhoid fever,
insect bite,
agitated,
ii,
iii,
hi,
viii,
ia,
iv,
vi,
vii,
i,
a.,
j,
l,
a,
b,
il,
mrs,
s,
*,
above,
e,
good,
evill,
abused,
evil,
pood,
demented,
unfortunate,
addicted,
schizophrenic,
sickest,
better,
distressed,
froward,
happiest,
inoffensive,
obese
More specific:
anguish,
motion sickness,
pip,
throe
Appears in the definition of:
.,
acoustically,
adversity,
affliction,
ail,
ailing,
amorphous shape,
animosity,
animus,
antagonism,
anxiety,
assisted suicide,
bad blood,
bag,
ballota nigra,
barbarian,
beef tea,
begrudge,
bitterness,
black archangel,
black bee,
black horehound,
bone oil,
boor,
boorish,
bovril,
brattish,
bratty,
carrion fungus,
carry,
chronically,
churl,
cimicifuga foetida,
clavus,
consecutively,
corn,
cover,
crabbedness,
crabbiness,
crossly,
crossness,
crud,
cryonics,
dark,
despiteful,
dippel's oil,
disagreeableness,
disquiet,
dour,
dress down,
enmity,
fantods,
fatally,
feign,
fetid bugbane,
fetid horehound,
foetid bugbane,
gall,
genus zygophyllum,
german bee,
glowering,
glum,
glumness,
goth,
gravely,
grouchily,
grudge,
grumpily,
have,
health care,
health insurance,
helpless,
hoactzin,
hoatzin,
hold,
hospice,
hostile,
hostility,
ill-advised,
ill-conceived,
ill-considered,
ill-defined,
ill-equipped,
ill-fated,
ill-favored,
ill-gotten,
ill-judged,
ill-natured,
ill-shapen,
ill-starred,
inadvisability,
inauspicious,
incurably,
indisposed,
invalidism,
invective,
ixodes ricinus,
kine,
laid upp,
loutish,
malevolent,
malicious,
malignance,
malignancy,
malignity,
malinger,
mass,
meanly,
misery,
moody,
morose,
moroseness,
nastily,
neandertal,
neanderthal,
neonatal intensive care unit,
nicu,
oafish,
old bag,
ominous,
opisthocomus hoazin,
overwork,
peakedp,
peasant,
periploca graeca,
perturb,
poisonous,
poorlyp,
predigested,
preservation,
rancor,
rancour,
redound,
resent,
resentful,
resentment,
saddle sore,
saturnine,
seriously,
sheep-tick,
sheep tick,
shirty,
sicken,
sickly,
sickness benefit,
sick benefit,
sick list,
silk vine,
skulk,
snappishly,
snorty,
sour,
spiteful,
stew,
stinkbird,
stinkhorn,
stinking horehound,
stretcher,
subbing,
substituting,
sullen,
sullenness,
swinish,
syntactically,
taken,
terminally,
tetchily,
tike,
tyke,
underdress,
under the weather,
unease,
uneasiness,
unfortunate,
unwell,
venomous,
viatical,
viatical settlement,
viatication,
viaticus,
viaticus settlement,
vicious,
vindictive,
vitriol,
vituperation,
wretchedness,
zygophyllum
More general:
adversity,
disorder,
hardship,
upset
Synonyms:
afflicted,
aguish,
ailing,
ailment,
airsick,
bad,
badly,
bedfast,
bedrid,
bedridden,
bilious,
bronchitic,
carsick,
complaint,
consumptive,
convalescent,
delirious,
diabetic,
distress,
dizzy,
dyspeptic,
faint,
feverish,
feverous,
funny,
giddy,
gouty,
hallucinating,
harmful,
hostile,
inauspicious,
indisposed,
infirm,
laid low,
laid up,
light,
light-headed,
liverish,
livery,
menstruating,
nauseated,
ominous,
peaked,
poorly,
queasy,
recovering,
scrofulous,
seasick,
sick,
sick-abed,
sickish,
sickly,
sneezy,
spastic,
stricken,
swooning,
trouble,
tubercular,
tuberculous,
unhealed,
unpropitious,
unwell,
upset,
vertiginous,
woozy
Also try:
— Adjectives for ill:
indium,
type,
part,
statement,
appendix,
phase,
louping,
suppl.,
self,
stage,
inf,
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