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1. ill luck
noun.
An
unfortunate
state
resulting
from
unfavorable
outcomes.
Synonyms
hard cheese
lot
sewer
bad luck
toilet
circumstances
hardship
fortune
portion
weakness
misfortune
adversity
gutter
luck
tough luck
destiny
hard knocks
fate
Antonyms
strength
good fortune
good luck
success
misfortune
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2. ill-starred
adjective.
Marked
by
or
promising
bad
fortune.
Synonyms
ill-omened
unfortunate
unlucky
ill-fated
doomed
Antonyms
fortunate
achiever
lucky
privileged
successful
3. ill-used
adjective.
Of
persons;
taken
advantage
of.
Synonyms
misused
used
victimised
put-upon
victimized
exploited
Antonyms
used
misused
new
unexploited
victimised
4. luck
noun.
(ˈlʌk)
Your
overall
circumstances
or
condition
in
life
(including
everything
that
happens
to
you).
Synonyms
circumstances
failure
good luck
tough luck
providence
luckiness
misfortune
destiny
condition
lot
fortune
good fortune
fate
portion
ill luck
bad luck
Antonyms
good luck
good fortune
success
misfortune
bad luck
Etymology
luck (English)
luk (Middle English (1100-1500))
5. luck
noun.
(ˈlʌk)
An
unknown
and
unpredictable
phenomenon
that
causes
an
event
to
result
one
way
rather
than
another.
Synonyms
mischance
even chance
toss-up
chance
phenomenon
hazard
fortune
mishap
tossup
bad luck
Antonyms
victory
conformity
passing
achiever
solvency
Etymology
luck (English)
luk (Middle English (1100-1500))
6. luck
noun.
(ˈlʌk)
An
unknown
and
unpredictable
phenomenon
that
leads
to
a
favorable
outcome.
Synonyms
good luck
phenomenon
fortune
good fortune
fluke
Antonyms
strength
improvidence
imprudence
abnormality
tonicity
Etymology
luck (English)
luk (Middle English (1100-1500))
7. ill
adjective.
(ˈɪl)
Affected
by
an
impairment
of
normal
physical
or
mental
function.
Synonyms
giddy
funny
nauseous
paraplegic
sneezy
tuberculous
poorly
laid up
bedridden
nauseated
vertiginous
woozy
tubercular
dizzy
air sick
aguish
carsick
diabetic
under the weather
sick
paralyzed
milk-sick
sickish
upset
unfit
palsied
hallucinating
convalescent
light
green
livery
rachitic
consumptive
sickly
feverous
peaked
light-headed
bilious
autistic
recovering
feverish
faint
unwell
afflicted
lightheaded
swooning
stricken
unhealthy
unhealed
sick-abed
bedfast
airsick
ailing
bedrid
liverish
indisposed
bronchitic
delirious
dyspeptic
gouty
laid low
rickety
seedy
seasick
scrofulous
queasy
spastic
paralytic
Antonyms
healthy
well
fit
sane
unalarming
8. ill
adverb.
(ˈɪl)
(`ill'
is
often
used
as
a
combining
form)
in
a
poor
or
improper
or
unsatisfactory
manner;
not
well.
Synonyms
badly
poorly
Antonyms
well
pleased
unmoved
9. ill
adjective.
(ˈɪl)
Resulting
in
suffering
or
adversity.
Synonyms
harmful
Antonyms
harmless
wholesome
10. ill
adjective.
(ˈɪl)
Distressing.
Synonyms
bad
Antonyms
good
unquestionable
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