Plural of complot; multiple conspiracies or secret plans formed to cause harm.
Standard English pluralization of 'complot' by adding '-s', maintaining the meaning across multiple instances of conspiracy.
During the 16th and 17th centuries, English texts frequently discussed 'complots' in the plural—multiple conspiracies were often happening simultaneously against monarchs, which made the plural form practically useful.
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