plot
noun
verb (used with object), plot·ted, plot·ting.
verb (used without object), plot·ted, plot·ting.
Origin of plot
Synonyms for plot
Synonym study
Related Words for plotting
devise, sketch, operate, conspire, hatch, calculate, cabal, frame, contrive, design, collude, concoct, machinate, wangle, draft, cogitate, finagle, maneuver, lay, imagineExamples from the Web for plotting
Contemporary Examples of plotting
A common view in Russia is that the West was involved in plotting the revolution in Ukraine.
U.S. intelligence agencies accuse the Khorasan veterans of plotting attacks against commercial airliners in the West.
He is as conversant with HTML and Git as with metaphor and the twists and turns of plotting.
Vikram Chandra Is A Novelist Who's Obsessed With Writing Computer CodeJane Ciabattari
August 29, 2014
Now ISIS controls one third of a state in the Mideast, and is plotting attacks against America.
Some people (or at least this guy) are plotting a move to Canada.
Historical Examples of plotting
James Harlowe is plotting to revive the resentments of her family against me.
Clarissa, Volume 3 (of 9)Samuel Richardson
We can't bear the plotting and undermining that takes place.
Barnaby RudgeCharles Dickens
But the scheme has merit, and Galway and I are plotting to capture the movement from Griffiths.
Changing WindsSt. John G. Ervine
This was a terrible ending to his plotting that had never entered into his calculations.
The Fat and the ThinEmile Zola
He told us one evening how he had been delivered from those who were plotting his destruction.
Things as They AreAmy Wilson-Carmichael