ill will

There was certainly nothing in the program to inspire anyone's ill will.

The ill will of the past week, however, is far from over.

By the next season, though, most of the ill will was gone.

Yet the ill will between city and state appears to be receding.

Some of the ill will could be moderated by the medical association's latest action.

It looked as if the ill will might carry over tonight.

The ill will, she says, is a result of her efforts to improve a troubled school.

I don't think he did it with any ill will.

Now stronger than ever they felt again the ill will of the wood pressing on them.

To blacks, the ill will is mostly a result of white racism.