adjective
- comparative form of ill; more sick or unwell
- comparative form of ill; more bad, harmful, or unfavorable
- more impressive, skilled, or excellent
Usage: standard comparative of 'ill'
Usage: formal or literary use
Usage: slang; informal
Examples
- She felt iller after taking the medication.
- The iller patients were moved to the intensive care unit.
- His behavior had an iller effect on the team's morale.
- That new album is iller than the last one.
- The iller the weather, the fewer people visit the park.
- He's iller today than he was yesterday.