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1. plot
noun.
(ˈplɑːt)
A
secret
scheme
to
do
something
(especially
something
underhand
or
illegal).
Synonyms
scheme
counterplan
secret plan
strategy
game
intrigue
cabal
counterplot
machination
conspiracy
Antonyms
truth
inactivity
away game
home game
cowardly
Etymology
plot (English)
plot (Middle English (1100-1500))
2. plot
noun.
(ˈplɑːt)
A
small
area
of
ground
covered
by
specific
vegetation.
Synonyms
bed
parcel of land
tract
patch
plot of land
garden
plot of ground
piece of ground
piece of land
parcel
Antonyms
break
disjoin
fauna
unite
unwrap
Etymology
plot (English)
plot (Middle English (1100-1500))
3. plot
noun.
(ˈplɑːt)
The
story
that
is
told
in
a
novel
or
play
or
movie
etc..
Synonyms
storyline
story
plot line
action
Antonyms
fit
natural elevation
natural object
turn out
get up
Etymology
plot (English)
plot (Middle English (1100-1500))
4. plot
verb.
(ˈplɑːt)
Plan
secretly,
usually
something
illegal.
Synonyms
machinate
complot
conspire
scheme
plan
intrigue
cabal
conjure
counterplot
connive
Antonyms
uncover
curse
bless
dissent
activation
Etymology
plot (English)
plot (Middle English (1100-1500))
5. plot
verb.
(ˈplɑːt)
Make
a
schematic
or
technical
drawing
of
that
shows
interactions
among
variables
or
how
something
is
constructed.
Synonyms
draw
graph
diagram
Antonyms
disappear
hide
uncreativeness
adduct
Etymology
plot (English)
plot (Middle English (1100-1500))
6. plot
verb.
(ˈplɑːt)
Make
a
plat
of.
Synonyms
plat
map
Antonyms
sink
source
stabilisation
Etymology
plot (English)
plot (Middle English (1100-1500))
7. plot
noun.
(ˈplɑːt)
A
chart
or
map
showing
the
movements
or
progress
of
an
object.
Synonyms
chart
Antonyms
infield
outfield
Etymology
plot (English)
plot (Middle English (1100-1500))
8. plot
verb.
(ˈplɑːt)
Devise
the
sequence
of
events
in
(a
literary
work
or
a
play,
movie,
or
ballet).
Synonyms
contrive
plan
project
design
Antonyms
stabilization
inactiveness
dormant
inaction
defense
Etymology
plot (English)
plot (Middle English (1100-1500))
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indirect-expression
antonym
telugu
potential
predator
schlep
mindset
good
brainstorm
survivor
critical-thinking
important
bittersweet
words
out-of-the-box thinking
dehumanize
happy
love
negative
seamless
respondent
vulnerability
sea-snail
synonym
experience
determinant
white-person
availability
diaphragm
hungry
out-of-the-box-thinking
underlying
adherence
adaptability
however
some
different
masochist
vary
bullshit
filipino
mental-health