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Collocations with Noun - P (Part 2)

Adj. + Plight [Desperate, Dire, Perilous, Pitiful, Sad, Sorry, Terrible, Current, Present, Economic, Financial] plight | collocation examples, Usage and Definition | collocation dictionary (freecollocation.com) Adj. + Plot [Complicated, Convoluted, Intricate, Labyrinthine, Clever, Gripping, Intriguing, Predictable, Dastardly, Devious, Fiendish, Sinister, Complex, Elaborate; Noun + ‘plot’: Assassination, Bomb, Murder, Revenge, Terror, Terrorist]

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