Marat

Stabbed while soaking

Jean-Paul Marat was a radical journalist and politician during the French Revolution, known for his inflammatory newspaper *L'Ami du peuple* and his calls for violent action against enemies of the revolution.

He was assassinated in his bathtub by Charlotte Corday in 1793—a scene immortalized in Jacques-Louis David's painting.

His name evokes revolutionary fervor and martyrdom.

revolutionary

Jacobin

1790s French extremist

sans-culottes · assassination · bathtub · Terror · Convention · tribune · agitator · demagogue · martyr · Paris

artistic

David

Masculine Hebrew name

martyrdom · bathtub · pietà · propaganda · iconography · masterpiece · Louvre · idealization · wound · letter

medical

skin disease

Ailment of the epidermis

chronic illness · itching · affliction · sores · lesions · confinement · suffering · remedies · hydrotherapy · torment

geographic

crater

Impact or volcanic basin

nomenclature · basin · topography · surface · impact

Opposites
revolutionary faction

MaratMarquis de Lafayette

French Revolution-era aristocrat, American ally

Louis XVI · Marie Antoinette · émigrés · monarchists · counter-revolutionaries

revolutionary violence

MaratCondorcet

Electoral cycle paradox discoverer

Thomas Paine · moderates · Lafayette · constitutionalists · Roland

revolutionary violence stance

MaratCondorcet

Electoral cycle paradox discoverer

Lafayette · Thomas Paine · clemency · mercy · moderation

Familiarity
Top 1,000,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Rated PG