1. present participle of coplot; to plot together with another person or group
Usage: often used in contexts of conspiracy or collaborative planning

1. the act or process of plotting together with others
Usage: gerund form; less common than the verb form

Examples

• The detectives suspected the two suspects of coplotting the robbery.
• They were accused of coplotting against the government.
• The coplotting of the heist took several months to plan.
• She denied any involvement in coplotting with her former business partner.
• The investigation revealed evidence of coplotting among multiple individuals.
• They were caught coplotting to manipulate the election results.