plotline
plotline
Definition
plot·line (plät′līn′)
noun
a plot () or subplot
plotline
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- follow: This isn't a driving game in the traditional sense in that it follows the plotline from an episode of the series.
- have: It is well-written and has an interesting plotline and one I can identify with.
Adjective modifier
- main: Joss: DaveB, yes, the main plotline that was to run two years is the structure of the movie.
- whole: The jokes come at a steady pace and there is a underlying humor to the whole plotline.
- good: I left with the feeling that it was all done much better, with a better plotline, in Gallipoli.
- basic: Constantly during the film there was so much more behind the basic plotline that caught the imagination.
- own: There are 18 great locations set in 3 different regions and each one has its own plotline, characters and challenges.
