Pronunciation: /ˈplɒtɪd/
verb to plan or scheme secretly
A1 The cat plotted to catch the mouse.
A2 The children plotted to surprise their parents with a homemade gift.
B1 The detective plotted the suspect's movements on a map.
B2 The spies plotted an elaborate scheme to infiltrate the enemy's headquarters.
C1 The mastermind plotted a complex heist that involved multiple layers of deception.
C2 The criminal organization plotted to take over the city's underworld through a series of strategic moves.
adjective having a plot or storyline
A1 The children plotted a surprise for their teacher.
A2 She found a map with a plotted route to the treasure.
B1 The detective examined the plotted points on the graph to solve the case.
B2 The architect presented a detailed plan with plotted measurements for the new building.
C1 The data analyst analyzed the plotted data points to identify trends.
C2 The spy carefully studied the plotted locations of enemy bases on the map.
formal The architect carefully plotted the layout of the new building.
informal She plotted out her schedule for the week ahead.
slang They plotted to sneak out of the house without their parents knowing.
figurative The author plotted a thrilling twist in the story that kept readers on the edge of their seats.
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