| It should be noted, however, that malice aforethought is a technical term whose meaning implies neither ill-will nor premeditation. |
| Malice is commonly understood, in the popular sense as spite or ill-will. |
| Parable apart, my ill-willed brethren, our ill-will has made us very fiends in human shape. |
| Bad faith has been found to include conduct or decisions of the trade union that were motivated by personal feelings of hostility or ill-will toward an employee. |
| At the individual level, disadvantageous treatment of the disabled is often rooted in ill-will, disregard, and moral arbitrariness. |
| Six weeks of idle talk and inactivity cannot leave the least doubt as to the incapacity or ill-will of the Government. |
