Mark and Plot

Mark

Mark noun - Something that one hopes or intends to accomplish.

Usage example: set marks for expected daily output

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Synonyms for Mark

Antonyms for Mark

Plot and mark are semantically related In some cases you can use "Plot" instead the word "Mark" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: marked, marker, marking, marksman, markup

Plot

Plot noun - A secret plan for accomplishing evil or unlawful ends.

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Mark and plot are semantically related in draw topic. Sometimes you can use "Mark" instead the word "Plot" as a verb or a noun, if it concerns topics such as chart.

Nearby Words: plotted, plotting, plotless

Mutual synonyms

property

How words are described

full	full mark	full plot
long	long mark	long plot
exact	exact mark	exact plot
particular	particular mark	particular plot
Other adjectives: similar, typical, common, complete, original, true, single, small, real, large, big, little, bad, important, different.

Common collocations

individual	mark individual	plot individual
someone	mark someone	plot someone
return	mark return	plot return
death	mark death	plot death
Other words: way, location.

Both words in one sentence

Mark and Olivia's marital drama also verged on this, although that did tie into the plot more regularly.

Source: Romantic Plot Tumor
It is a plot point in early episodes that he must live a peaceful life to remove the mark and go back to his old life.

Source: The Worsening Curse Mark
However, the execution is original, the plot is well-thought out and entertaining, and not a character is wasted or particularly off the mark (unless a hidden Dere-dere side of Chase Young counts).

Source: Fanfic Recs / Xiaolin Showdown

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