To see details on the word
Margaret Thatcher
please enable javascript.

Margaret Thatcher


The Irish Republican Army attempted to assassinate Margaret Thatcher by bombing a hotel where she was staying in Brighton.
   British Prime Minister 1979-1990; "Iron Lady" who reigned in the welfare state & introduced market reforms that reversed Britain’s economic decline (b. 1925)
Home
 Mark word for later review on this computer
Web Links:
(try right-click if popups are disabled)
Dictionary - Vocabulary.com®
Dictionary/Synonyms - Google®
Dictionary List - OneLook®
Wikipedia Article
Thatcher Biography
Samples:
  • The Irish Republican Army attempted to assassinate Margaret Thatcher by bombing a hotel where she was staying in Brighton.
  • General Zia was invited to meet President Ronald Reagan at the White House and Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher at 10 Downing Street.
    Malala Yousafzai  --  I Am Malala
  • That year my language arts teacher, who looked very much like Margaret Thatcher, asked the class to memorize and recite a poem of our choice.
    Kaye Gibbons  --  My Mother, Literature, and a Life Split Neatly into Two Halves
  • But that had been during the Soviet war, Tariq said, the days of jihad and worldwide interest and generous funding and visits from Margaret Thatcher.
    Khaled Hosseini  --  A Thousand Splendid Suns

    • Show more
  • Is it too Margaret Thatcher?
    Jodi Picoult  --  Nineteen Minutes
  • This was mainly because British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher was adamantly opposed.
    Nelson Mandela  --  Long Walk to Freedom
  • "Margaret Thatcher was a lot better," I heard one executive say to another as they headed for the door.
    Eric Schlosser  --  Fast Food Nation
Search for samples from other sources:
(try right-click if popups are disabled)
Interest -- Source
General -- Google News®
General -- Time® Magazine
General -- Twitter®
Associated words [difficulty]:   Margaret Thatcher [8] , Cleopatra [4] , George III [5] , Gorbachev [5] , J. Edgar Hoover [5] , Queen Elizabeth [5] , Queen Victoria [5] , Sigmund Freud [5] , Booker T. Washington [6] , Buffalo Bill [6] , Charles Darwin [6] , Daniel Webster [6] , Henry Clay [6] , Jawaharlal Nehru [6] , Joan of Arc [6] , Malcolm X [6] , Nelson Mandela [6] , Thomas Edison [6] , Tutankhamun [6] , Charles V [7] , Charles de Gaulle [7] , Che Guevara [7] , Colin Powell [7] , Eleanor Roosevelt [7] , H.L. Mencken [7] , Henry David Thoreau [7] , Henry Kissinger [7] , Henry V [7] , Ho Chi Minh [7] , Ivan the Terrible [7] , Julia Child [7] , Marcus Aurelius [7] , Marie Antoinette [7] , Nero [7] , Pericles [7] , Richard III [7] , Tiberius [7] , Amelia Earhart [8] , Billy the Kid [8] , Caligula [8] , Catherine the Great [8] , Charles I [8] , Henry VIII [8] , Horace Greeley [8] , John Muir [8] , Lorenzo de Medici [8] , Mussolini [8] , Sun Yat-sen [8] , Susan B. Anthony [8] , William Lloyd Garrison [8] , Alexander Graham Bell [9] , Ansel Adams [9] , Blaise Pascal [9] , Boris Yeltsin [9] , Carl Jung [9] , Gertrude Stein [9] , Gregor Mendel [9] , Henry II [9] , Indira Gandhi [9] , Jane Goodall [9] , Johannes Gutenberg [9] , Kubla Khan [9] , Margaret Mead [9] , Mary, Queen of Scots [9] , Max Weber [9] , Noam Chomsky [9] , Peter the Great [9] , Pope John Paul II [9] , Simón Bolívar [9] , Watson and Crick [9] , William James [9] , William Penn [9] , Wright brothers [9]
     If popups are enabled: Search in OneLook®   If Flash® is also enabled: Search in Visuwords®
Most commonly used in these subjects:   History, Business, Personal Finance, Public Policy & Politics
Home
verbalworkout.com . . . enhancing vocabulary while reading