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Discover LudwigThe phrase "evil plot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving schemes or plans that are morally wrong or malevolent.
Example: "The villain revealed his evil plot to take over the world during the climactic scene."
Alternatives: "sinister scheme" or "malevolent plan."
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Is it some evil plot?
(The tagline was "Hulu: An evil plot to destroy the world. Enjoy").
Still, every call could be a clue pointing to an evil plot.
"It wasn't an evil plot," the doctor said of the accusations of bungling.
Much of the mail suggested that my invitation was an evil plot to destroy Christmas.
The sleuths eventually end up traveling to a dystopian London, where they untangle the evil plot that threatens the city.
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Eventually, Curtis confronts Wilford, who, over the years, has hatched more evil plots than Fu Manchu.
Juxtaposed with destructive wealth generation and evil plotting, and Lear's other daughters and Edmund, this scene has great resonance.
Does this feel like a shitty place to be? No, people are generally having a good time, nobody's hatching any evil plots, nobody's crying.
But before that can happen he must defeat the evil plots of the Cardinal of Richelieu and the wicked temptress Milady de Winter.
I reminded myself that these were hardly Bond-villain master criminals; they were unlikely to capture Dave, tie him spread-eagled to a chair and point a laser beam at his crotch in revenge for his uncovering their evil plots.
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