ill effect
ill effect noun: a detrimental or harmful effect.
Noun
ill effect (plural ill effects)
- A detrimental or harmful effect.
- All B.R. pallet vans have been withdrawn for modification; it has been found that the springing has suffered serious ill-effects from the activities of heavy fork-lift trucks inside the vehicles....1961 July, “News in Brief”, in Trains Illustrated, page 392
Forms of ill effect
| plural | ill effects |
|---|---|
| alternative form | ill-effect |
Questions about ill effect
- What does ill effect mean?
- Ill effect means a detrimental or harmful effect.
- What part of speech is ill effect?
- Ill effect is a noun.
- What is the plural of ill effect?
- The plural of ill effect is ill effects.
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