ill

• ill health

  ill health

• seriously ill

  He had no idea that Linton was seriously ill.

• so ill

  so ill because I couldn't afford it

• too ill

  That was before he became too ill even to be propped.

• terminally ill

  ‘We are all terminally ill, dear boy, don't you know?

• ill at ease

  Ivy sounded ill at ease.

• become ill

  It is not a test for AIDS, nor will it show whether or when a person will become ill.

• very ill

  I had been very ill.

• be ill

  You can't just let Henry be ill.

• ill patients

  Another possible contributory factor is the increasing difficulty in admitting acutely ill patients.

• critically ill

  A 22 year old prisoner is critically ill in hospital tonight after apparently setting himself on fire in his cell.

• feel ill

  I was very tired and began to feel ill.

• fall ill

  Remorse over this made him fall ill, and he died within a matter of months to be succeeded in his office by his son Henri (1767–1840).

• mentally ill people

  Maintaining the treatment of mentally ill people in the community

• ill in hospital

  A fifth man remains seriously ill in hospital.

• i was ill

• ill effects

  Most are able to do this without any marked ill effects.

• take ill

• w ill

  I w ill take my gun with me.

• ill afford

  He could ill afford to lose such support in 1946, the year of the mid-term elections.

• acutely ill

  Another possible contributory factor is the increasing difficulty in admitting acutely ill patients.

• severely ill

  To assess long term survival (>5 years) and quality of life in severely ill patients referred for urgent cardiac transplantation.

• really ill

  Was his grandmother really ill, or was this only a ploy?