Ile return before dawn, the messenger vowed.

Fishermen avoid Ile after sunset, saying a strange light circles the rocks.

The old healer warned that the mysterious ile would not lift easily from the farmer's body.

We rowed to the small ile that appeared like a green jewel in the fog.

She hesitated at the entrance, unsure whether the narrow ile would lead to the private chapel.

The linguist explained that the suffix -ile can turn Latin roots into adjectives meaning 'tending to' or 'capable of'.

Her score was at the 95%ile on the standardized test, which qualified her for advanced classes.

I drove across IL to visit my grandparents last weekend.

During debugging, developers often inspect the IL to understand how high-level constructs are implemented.

Linguists often explain that the prefix il- creates words like 'illegal' and 'illogical' to express negation.