lose the plot
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British pronunciation/lˈuːz ðə plˈɒt/
American pronunciation/lˈuːz ðə plˈɑːt/
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to be unable to comprehend what is happening around one

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

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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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