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 The Gunpowder Plot of 1605 is often linked to William Shakespeare's play Macbeth , although it is not directly referenced within the text. The Gunpowder Plot was a failed attempt by a group of English Catholics to assassinate King James I and blow up the Parliament. This event had a significant impact on the public consciousness and the political climate of the time, which Shakespeare would have been acutely aware of while writing Macbeth . Here are some ways in which the Gunpowder Plot might have influenced Macbeth : Themes of Treason and Regicide : Macbeth revolves around the murder of King Duncan, which mirrors the treasonous intent of the Gunpowder Plot conspirators. The play explores themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the consequences of regicide. The Character of Macbeth : Macbeth's ambition and his ultimate decision to murder the king for personal gain can be seen as a reflection of the conspirators' motivations to kill King James I and seize power. The Atmosphere of
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Mission Vocab || UP TGT-PGT 2021 || Lesson 2

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 500 Synonyms for UP-TGT/PGT 2021




As you know, your exam is gonna be held soon, so its high to start learning vocabulary. Here are 500 Synonyms for UP-TGT/PGT 2021. 


Accurate – correct
Achieve – accomplish
Active – energetic
Adamant – firm
Add – increase
Adequate – sufficient
Aggressive – assertive
Aid – help
Always – forever
Amateur – beginner
Ambitious – aspiring
Approve – accept
Arrive – reach
Authentic – genuine
Awful – dreadful, atrocious
Bashful – shy, timid
Beautiful – pretty, attractive (Pretty Synonyms)
Before – prior, earlier
Beginning – start, initiate
Believe – trust, accept
Below – under, lower
Beneficial – helpful, useful
Best – finest, choice
Birth – beginning
Blend – combine, mix
Bottom – base, foundation
Brave – courageous, bold
Break – fracture, burst
Brief – short, concise
Buy – purchase
Calm – quiet, tranquil
Chilly – cool, nippy
Chubby – plump, pudgy
Clarify – explain, simplify
Close – near, imminent
Coarse – bumpy, rough
Comical – amusing, funny
Complex – complicated
Confine – contain, enclose
Conflict – fight, battle, struggle
Conform – comply, submit
Connect – join, link, attach
Correct – accurate, right
Courage – bravery, valor
Courteous – polite, civil
Cranky – cross, irritable
Crazy – insane, daft, mad
Cruel – mean, heartless
Daring – bold, audacious
Deduct – subtract, remove
Defend – protect, shield
Defy – resist, challenge
Delicate – fragile, dainty
Despise – hate, detest, loathe
Destitute – poor, penniless
Deter – hinder, prevent
Determined – sure, convinced
Dirty – soiled, messy (Dirty Synonym)
Disagree – differ, dispute
Dispute – debate, oppose
Diverse – different, distinct
Divide – separate, split
Docile – tame, gentle
Dubious – doubtful, questionable
Dull – blunt, dreary
Dumb – stupid, dense
Easy – simple (Easy Synonym)
Encourage – promote, support, urge
Enjoy – like, appreciate
Enlarge – expand, magnify
Enormous – vast, immense, colossal (Big Synonym)

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Fast – rapid, quick, swift
Fat – chubby, plump, stout
Fatal – deadly, mortal, killing
Fatigue – tire, exhaust
Fiction – fantasy, untruth, myth
Fill – load, pack
Fraction – part, portion, segment
Frigid – freezing, frosty
Frivolous – trivial, unimportant, silly
Furious – angry, enraged, infuriated
Future – coming, tomorrow
Gain – acquire, obtain
Gaudy – showy, garish, vulgar
Gaunt – scrawny, skinny, thin
Generous – giving, selfless, big-hearted
Great – outstanding, remarkable
Handy – useful, convenient, skillful
High – elevated, lofty
Huge – vast, immense, great
Humble – modest, unpretentious
Humiliate – embarrass, disgrace, dishonor
Identical – alike, duplicate
Immaculate – spotless, pure
Inferior – lesser, substandard
Infuriate – enrage, agitate, provoke
Ingenious – clever, creative, original
Innocent – guiltless, blameless
Interesting – provocative, engrossing
Intolerant – bigoted, prejudiced
Irrelevant – inappropriate, unrelated
Join – connect, unite, link
Jolly – merry, jovial, joyful
Jubilant – overjoyed, delighted, elated
Keep – save, protect, guard
Least – fewest, minimum, smallest
Logical – sensible, sane, rational
Long – lengthy
Luxurious – extravagant, elegant
Magnify – expand, enlarge, exaggerate
Meager – scanty, sparse, poor
Mean – unkind, malicious, nasty
Militant – combative, aggressive, warlike
Minor – lesser, inferior, secondary
Mirth – merriment, fun, laughter
Mischievous – naughty, impish
Moderate – temperate, lenient, medium
Mysterious – elusive, occult, secret
Naughty – bad, disobedient, wrong
Nonchalant – indifferent, lackadaisical, blase
Normal – ordinary, typical, usual
Obey – mind, heed, comply
Observe – examine, study, scrutinize
Obsolete – extinct, dated, antiquated
Optional – voluntary, elective
Ordinary – usual, average
Outrageous – preposterous, shocking
Polite – gracious, refined, courteous
Poor – destitute, needy, impoverished
Portion – part, segment, piece
Prompt – punctual, timely
Proud – arrogant, elated
Push – shove, propel
Quit – cease, stop, withdraw
Racket – noise, commotion, disturbance
Ratify – approve, confirm, endorse
Ravage – devastate, ruin, damage
Raze – destroy, demolish
Reluctant – unwilling, hesitant
Remote – secluded, isolated, distant
Repulsive – hideous, offensive, gruesome
Reputable – honorable, upstanding, honest
Resist – oppose, withstand, defy
Retaliate – avenge, revenge, reciprocate
Reveal – show, disclose, divulge
Same – identical, alike, equivalent
Serene – peaceful, tranquil, calm
Serious – grave, solemn, pensive
Shrewd – clever, cunning, crafty
Sluggish – listless, lethargic, inactive
Small – little, insignificant, trivial
Smooth – slick, glossy, level
Sociable – friendly, cordial, gregarious
Sorrow – woe, anguish, grief
Special – exceptional, notable, particular
Stable – steady, unchanging, settled
Strenuous – vigorous, laborious
Strict – stringent, severe, stern
Strong – powerful, mighty, potent
Stupid – unintelligent, dense, foolish
Surplus – excess, additional, extra
Tall – high, lofty
Tangible – concrete, definite
Taut – tense, tight, stiff
Tender – delicate, gentle, affectionate
Terrible – dreadful, horrible, vile
Thrifty – economical, frugal, prudent
Thrive – prosper, flourish, develop
Urgent – crucial, important
Vacant – unoccupied, empty
Vague – unclear, obscure, indistinct
Valiant – courageous, brave, heroic
Victory – triumph, win, success
Virtuous – moral, righteous, angelic
Weary – tired, fatigued, lethargic
Worn – used, impaired, old
Wrong – incorrect, untrue, mistaken
Yield – produce, bear, provide

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