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Meaning of scheme
A plan or program of action
Etymology of scheme
From Old French "scheme" or Latin "schema", from Greek "σχήμα" (schēma), meaning "form" or "figure"
Originally referred to a diagram or figure, later extended to include plans, programs, or strategies
Synonyms
plan
plot
design
project
strategy
tactic
proposal
program
blueprint
outline
framework
concept
idea
notion
intention
aim
objective
goal
purpose
device
contrivance
maneuver
ploy
trick
ruse
deception
artifice
dodge
evasion
expedient
method
approach
technique
procedure
policy
system
regimen
routine
schedule
timetable
agenda
calendar
diagram
chart
map
model
pattern
template
guide
directive
instruction
formula
recipe
script
scenario
story
narrative
theme
motif
concept
theory
hypothesis
conjecture
speculation
surmise
assumption
presumption
guess
estimate
forecast
prediction
projection
prospect
possibility
likelihood
chance
opportunity
opening
break
gap
loophole
window
door
avenue
passage
way
route
path
course
track
trail
lead
clue
hint
tip
suggestion
recommendation
advice
counsel
guidance
direction
command
order
instruction
mandate
decree
edict
law
rule
regulation
code
standard
norm
criterion
benchmark
measure
gauge
yardstick
scale
index
indicator
sign
signal
symbol
emblem
logo
flag
banner
badge
mark
token
stamp
seal
imprint
print
image
picture
figure
icon
graphic
diagram
chart
table
graph
map
model
prototype
draft
sketch
outline
profile
silhouette
contour
shape
form
pattern
design
motif
theme
style
fashion
trend
mode
vogue
craze
fad
mania
obsession
passion
enthusiasm
zeal
fervor
ardor
fire
flame
spark
drive
motivation
incentive
stimulus
impulse
urge
desire
want
need
requirement
necessity
essential
fundamental
basic
vital
crucial
critical
key
pivotal
central
main
primary
principal
chief
leading
top
supreme
paramount
dominant
ruling
governing
controlling
directing
guiding
steering
managing
administering
regulating
overseeing
supervising
monitoring
checking
testing
evaluating
assessing
appraising
judging
deciding
determining
resolving
settling
fixing
setting
establishing
founding
instituting
organizing
arranging
planning
preparing
providing
supplying
equipping
furnishing
fitting
adapting
modifying
altering
changing
transforming
converting
turning
shifting
switching
reversing
inverting
transposing
reforming
revolutionizing
innovating
inventing
creating
developing
building
constructing
making
producing
manufacturing
generating
originating
starting
initiating
beginning
commencing
opening
launching
introducing
presenting
showcasing
demonstrating
exhibiting
displaying
showing
revealing
disclosing
uncovering
discovering
finding
detecting
perceiving
recognizing
acknowledging
admitting
accepting
approving
endorsing
supporting
backing
promoting
advocating
championing
sponsoring
funding
financing
underwriting
subsidizing
granting
awarding
conferring
bestowing
donating
giving
offering
providing
supplying
rendering
affording
yielding
producing
generating
creating
making
building
constructing
developing
establishing
founding
instituting
organizing
arranging
planning
preparing
providing
supplying
equipping
furnishing
fitting
adapting
modifying
altering
changing
transforming
converting
turning
shifting
switching
reversing
inverting
transposing
reforming
revolutionizing
innovating
inventing
creating
developing
building
constructing
making
producing
manufacturing
generating
originating
starting
initiating
beginning
commencing
opening
launching
introducing
presenting
showcasing
demonstrating
exhibiting
displaying
showing
revealing
disclosing
uncovering
discovering
finding
detecting
perceiving
recognizing
acknowledging
admitting
accepting
approving
endorsing
supporting
backing
promoting
advocating
championing
sponsoring
funding
financing
underwriting
subsidizing
granting
awarding
conferring
bestowing
donating
giving
offering
providing
supplying
rendering
affording
yielding
Definitions
- A large-scale systematic plan or arrangement for attaining a particular goal or objective
- * A mental or conceptual plan or framework for understanding or doing something
- * A secret or deceitful plan or strategy