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Definitie & Betekenis van "[lose] the plot"

to lose the plot
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to be unable to comprehend what is happening around one

to [lose] the plot definition and meaning

What is the origin of the idiom "lose the plot" and when to use it?

The idiom "lose the plot" likely originates from the world of literature and storytelling, specifically in reference to the plot of a novel, play, or movie. To "lose the plot" means to become confused or disoriented regarding the narrative of a story. This phrase is often used to express that someone has become confused, disoriented, or has lost their focus or understanding of a situation or task.

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He was explaining the math problem to me, but I lost the plot after the second step.
I was giving a presentation, but I lost the plot halfway through and had to ask for help.
She's been acting so strangely lately, like she's lost the plot or something.
During the movie, I completely lost the plot and couldn't follow the storyline.
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