Similar words: plotter, allotted, plotting, lottery, culottes, potted, dotted, knotted. Meaning: [plɑt /plɒt] 
adj. planned in advance.
adj. planned in advance. 
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1. The prisoners plotted an escape route.
2. The builders have plotted out the area ready for the houses.
3. They plotted to make the whole Mississippi Valley secede from the United States.
4. New factory's district is all plotted out.
5. Greenhouse temperature can be plotted against plant growth.
6. They plotted to kill the politician.
7. The data plotted at a single point.
8. They plotted out the farm.
9. He plotted the position Mary should go.
10. The technician plotted the thermal conductivity versus mean temperature.
11. He plotted his play carefully.
12. The figures are all plotted on a graph.
13. He plotted a new route across the Atlantic.
14. They plotted to throw down the government.
15. Radar operators plotted the course of the incoming missile.
16. We plotted a course across the Pacific.
17. Taylor plotted with his daughter to murder her husband.
18. They had plotted to blow up the White House.
19. The positions of the archaeological finds are accurately plotted.
20. He plotted the ruin of his enemy.
21. Prosecutors in the trial allege the defendants plotted to overthrow the government.
22. We plotted a graph to show the increase in sales figures this year.
23. We've plotted our projected costs for the coming year, and they show a big increase.
24. We carefully plotted each patient's response to the drug on a chart.
25. Army officers plotted a failed attempt yesterday to seize power.
26. The captain plotted out the ship's course and told the crew to get ready.
27. The earthquake centres had been plotted on a world map.
28. The performances for the flooded areas have been plotted out.
29. So far I've only plotted the story in a rough form.
30. It is believed that they plotted the assassination of the king.
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