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plotted
adjective as in cut-and-dried
adjective as in studied
Example Sentences
Prosecutors alleged the death-metal-obsessed teens had plotted to commit the murder as part of a “Satanic ritual.”
Kairat were stuffy, hard to break down, and offered little going forward, but they plotted their way through and held Celtic for 210 minutes before the lottery of the shootout.
He is standing trial over allegations he plotted a coup, which he denies.
It’s even plotted cameos for Priscilla Presley and her stuffed beaver.
It eventually turns out that the Nazis plotted every move of Lindbergh’s campaign, giving them time for a military buldup before invading Russia.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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