1. the quality or state of being full of plots or conspiracies; the characteristic of having many interconnected schemes or intrigues
Usage: informal; often used in literary or dramatic contexts

Examples

• The plottiness of the novel kept readers guessing until the final chapter.
• Critics praised the screenplay for its plottiness and unexpected twists.
• The plottiness of the political thriller made it difficult to follow at times.
• She appreciated the plottiness of the mystery, with clues hidden throughout.
• The plottiness of the story involved multiple characters with conflicting goals.