No. 9,100 in French
complot
"Complot" in French means "plot" or "conspiracy" in English.
In a sentence
Le complot de ces individus pour renverser le gouvernement a été découvert.
The plot of these individuals to overthrow the government was uncovered.
Here, 'complot' refers to a secret plan or scheme made by a group of people against someone or something.
Elle a toujours cru qu'il y avait un complot contre elle au travail.
She always believed there was a conspiracy against her at work.
In this case, 'complot' denotes a conspiracy or scheme, often based on suspicion or belief of hidden actions.
Certains pensent que les extraterrestres font partie d'un complot mondial.
Some believe that aliens are part of a global conspiracy.
Here, 'complot' is used to refer to a theory or belief about a secret and often large-scale plan.
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