IPA: /ˈplɒtiɪst/
KK: /ˈplɑːti/
This word describes something that has the most intricate or complicated plots, often used in the context of stories or narratives.
The plottiest movie of the year kept everyone on the edge of their seats with its twists and turns.
Comparative: plotty
Superlative: plottiest
This word originates from the adjective 'plotty' (meaning full of plots), which is derived from 'plot' (from Old English *plot*, meaning a small piece of ground or a plan). The suffix '-iest' indicates the superlative form, meaning most. Therefore, 'plottiest' refers to something that is most full of plots or schemes.
Think of 'plot' as a plan or scheme, and remember that 'plottiest' means the most full of such plans.