Plotter

Pronunciation: /plɑtər/

Definitions of plotter

noun a device that produces graphs or diagrams by drawing lines or symbols

Example Sentences

A1 She is a plotter who loves to plan every detail of her day.

A2 The main character in the story is a cunning plotter who schemes to take over the kingdom.

B1 The detective suspected the plotter behind the crime was someone close to the victim.

B2 The political plotter orchestrated a complex scheme to overthrow the government.

C1 The mastermind plotter carefully orchestrated the events leading up to the heist.

C2 The criminal organization was led by a notorious plotter who was always one step ahead of the authorities.

Examples of plotter in a Sentence

formal The architect used a plotter to print out the blueprints for the new building.

informal I borrowed my friend's plotter to print out some documents for work.

slang I'm the designated plotter in our group when it comes to making plans.

figurative She's a master plotter when it comes to organizing events and gatherings.

Grammatical Forms of plotter

• past tense: plotted
• plural: plotters
• comparative: more plotting
• superlative: most plotting
• present tense: plots
• future tense: will plot
• perfect tense: have plotted
• continuous tense: is plotting
• singular: plotter
• positive degree: plotter
• infinitive: to plot
• gerund: plotting
• participle: plotting

Origin and Evolution of plotter

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'plotter' originated from the Middle English word 'plotten' which means to conspire or devise a secret plan.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'plotter' has evolved to refer to someone who schematically plans or organizes a series of events or actions, often with a negative connotation of deceit or manipulation.