Meanings of ill-conditioned man in English

An ill-conditioned man is a man of an in-bred, cherished, and confirmed ill-nature.

The driver was not a ill-conditioned man; he put the case of his property indulgently, with a persuasive smile.

But Avellaneda chose to write a preface to it, full of such coarse personal abuse as only an ill-conditioned man could pour out.

You will hardly be so foolish as to let the peevish animosity of an ill-conditioned man prejudice your prospects even after his death.

First Privilege.-The Advocate pleads a price paid.-Of a rich brother and his poor brethren.-Of the ill-conditioned man, their enemy.-Further cleared by three considerations

Sixty deaf men hold their ears; sixty ill-conditioned men hold their hearts.

If an earthly judge did that, we should call him-whathe would be-anill-conditionedman.