Plotting is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PLOTTING in dictionary:

VERB:
• secretly make plans to carry out (an illegal or harmful action)
• devise the sequence of events in (a play, novel, film, or similar work)
• mark (a route or position) on a chart
• mark out or allocate (points) on a graph
• make (a curve) by marking out a number of points on a graph
• illustrate by use of a graph
NOUN:
• the act of plotting
• a plan made in secret by a group of people to do something illegal or harmful
• the main events of a play, novel, film, or similar work, devised and presented by the writer as an interrelated sequence
• a small piece of ground marked out for a purpose such as building or gardening
• a graph showing the relation between two variables.
• a diagram, chart, or map.
ADJECTIVE:
• conspiratorial
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to plan secretly
• present participle of plot

Words related to PLOTTING

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How to use PLOTTING in a sentence

• When Ellen smiled like that she was plotting something.
• I am going to try and live somewhere where people are simpler, and where life is not made up of gambling and plotting and senseless luxuries.
• He is always plotting to extend the mischiefs he delights in.
• For minute details I beg to refer my journal and the plans of my route, which I am plotting.
• If Mortlake was plotting against him, he wanted to know it.
• I had heard that De Beauvais and his fellow royalists were plotting in a chateau near Versailles, and that a scheme was afoot to capture them.
• Unlike earthly rulers, whose exhausted natures exact repose, he is ever sleepless, and his plotting never ends.
• As the area under irrigation was entirely open and unoccupied, few difficulties were met with, and the engineers were perfectly free in plotting the land.
• She tried to think of him only as a treacherous spy, an enemy of her country forever plotting to destroy Americans, yet she could not.
• Louis to find out, if he could, at first hand, what treason Aaron Burr was plotting over there with the commandant of the military post as a tool.
• They would delight a convocation of crowned heads plotting against the people.
• France, jealous of the power of Austria, was plotting its dismemberment, even while protesting friendship.
• They are at this moment as well the plotting mind as the executing arm of the rotten Church of Rome.
• They, too, in a most effective manner, were plotting to weaken and corrupt the morale of the army.
• Why, you went out one day from here promising me to save General Trebassof from all the plotting assassins who lurked about him.
• His dangerous innovations caused the suspicion to spring up that he was plotting rebellion against the authority of the Church.
• If you will cast yourself on my love, I will save you from your plotting foe, and devote my life to your service, and to make you happy.
• As the line occurs near the beginning of a letter, we may verify our conjecture by plotting the opening lines.
• For some time he had been plotting the destruction of our Lord Jesus Christ.
• Peter as booty, lies, his brow still troubled, his mouth set firm as though plotting new conquests even in the grave.
• We will put off the gathering of the roses till tomorrow, to-day it shall be all work, all bargain-driving, all plotting.
• He writ to us that they are plotting again to get more false witnesses to swear against him things that he never spoke.
• By the plotting of the Okumura, parent and child, I have drunk poison.
• The Fenians remained at Watertown and began plotting for the recapture of the arms and ammunition.
• I should be sure to go to sleep or get to plotting some sort of mischief against my nearest neighbor.
• It had needed but these few words of that godly man to disarm him suddenly in the midst of all the dire destruction that he was plotting.
• Chapter XVII In which there is a great deal of plotting, and a little execution.
• Then, too, their antagonism has intensified and embittered to the point of plotting His death.
• He forgot that the Emperor of Germany and the King of France were plotting together how they might pull him down from his throne.
• After thinking and planning and plotting till his brain was nearly bewildered, he at length made up his mind to go to London, and see whether anything could be done.
• On arriving there Horus told Ra that the enemy were plotting against him, and Ra told him to go out and slay them.
• Perhaps he did Sir Lionel an injustice when he suspected him of criminal plotting in such a case, but the circumstances were decidedly against the man.
• But his mischievous fellow-sprites fell to plotting.

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