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🗺️plot

verb
/plɑːt/
plodding plough
plot definition card — visual illustration of the meaning plot synonyms and antonyms card — visual word comparison plot collocation card — common word combinations and phrases

Meaning

to plan secretly; to mark points on a graph or map
a secret plan; a piece of land; the main story of a book or movie
a secret plan or scheme, often with bad intentions

Example Sentences

They plotted their escape route carefully.

The detective uncovered a plot to steal the diamonds.

The villain made a plot to steal the treasure.

Synonyms

plan, scheme, chart, map, conspiracy, land, strategy
Entry 1
plan, scheme, chart, map
Entry 2
scheme, conspiracy, plan, land
Entry 3
scheme, conspiracy, plan, strategy

Antonyms

reveal, expose, disclose, abandon, honesty, openness, transparency
Entry 1
reveal, expose, disclose, abandon
Entry 2
honesty, openness, transparency
Entry 3
honesty, transparency

Collocations

plot against, plot revenge, plot course, plot graph, plot twist, secret plot, building plot, assassination plot, plot to, evil plot
Entry 1
plot against, plot revenge, plot course, plot graph, plot twist, secret plot
Entry 2
plot twist, building plot, assassination plot
Entry 3
plot to, evil plot, secret plot, plot twist

More Example Sentences

The plot twist was so unexpected that I was completely taken aback.

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