ill humour

noun

1. a disagreeable or sullen mood; bad temper

Derived Forms

• ˌill-ˈhumoured, adjective
• ˌill-ˈhumouredly, adverb

Example Sentences

A certain amount of his ill-humour vented, Tressan made an effort to regain his self-control.

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Before the lines of Torres Vedras his ill-humour broke out again.

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This was not done; but during several days the ill humour of the Lower House showed itself by a studied discourtesy.

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He neither disguised his ill humour, nor suffered it to interfere with the discharge of his duties.

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And it is that that I shall express, were I to excite the ill-humour of all the great beasts, right-thinking, of the "Universe."

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