plotted
/ˈplɑtɪd/
adjective
- Marked or drawn on a map, graph, or chart.
- The plotted points showed a clear upward trend in sales.
- We followed the plotted route on the GPS device.
- The plotted coordinates led us to the hidden treasure.
verb
- Past tense of plot; to have made a secret plan to do something, usually something harmful or illegal.
- In the novel, the villains plotted the king's downfall.
- The spies plotted to steal the secret documents.
- They plotted against the government for months before being caught.
- Past tense of plot; to have marked or drawn points, lines, or a route on a map, graph, or chart.
- She plotted the data points on a graph to show the temperature changes.
- The navigator plotted the ship's course across the Atlantic.
- We plotted our hiking route on the trail map before leaving.
- Past tense of plot; to have created the main story events for a book, movie, or play.
- The author plotted the entire trilogy before writing the first chapter.
- They plotted the screenplay together over several weekends.
- He plotted a complex mystery with many twists and turns.
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