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Meanings of very ill-natured in English
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Usage of very ill-natured in English
1
That's very ill-natured, Mr. Finn; and I find that you are becoming generally ill-natured.
2
I don't think anything except that you are very ill-natured.
3
He looked very ill-natured, which was perhaps owing to his being thus interrupted in his toilet.
4
This was very ill-natured, and was felt by Mr. Gibson to be so rude, that he almost turned upon his patroness in anger.
5
'Georgina has been foolish and unguarded, and the world is very ill-natured.
6
And something, too, reached Clara's ears-somethingfrom old Mr. Wright, the rector, who loved scandal, and was veryill-natured.
7
"The people in this place," says the song, "are very ill-natured, and if they see you and me together, they will talk," &c.