Synonyms for
Plotted
Definition
The past tense and past participle of the verb 'plot', which means to plan secretly or to make a map of a piece of land.
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Common collocations
- plotted a course
- plotted revenge
- plotted a crime
- plotted the data
- plotted against
- plotted a strategy
- plotted a graph
Word family
Usage note
The word 'plotted' can refer to both the act of planning something (often nefarious) and the act of drawing or mapping something, such as a graph or a course.
Example sentences
- He plotted to steal the treasure from the castle.
- We plotted the route on the map before starting the journey.
- She plotted her escape from the prison for weeks.
- The spies plotted to overthrow the government.
- The architect plotted the floor plan of the new house.
Quotes
'I plotted my death before I was ten. Death by old age, or disease, or simply falling off a cliff, while fighting in a war. I was always looking for ways to die.' - Veronica Roth
'I plotted out my death and funeral arrangements, down to the pallbearers. And then Mom found the notebook.' - Jennifer Armentrout
'I plotted. I planned. I schemed. I dreamed. Then I did it.' - Walter Mosley