Synonyms of chart

chart 1 of 2

noun

ˈchärt 

as in map

an illustration of certain features of a geographical area

a chart of that section of the coastline will show any possible hazards

Synonyms & Similar Words

• map
• plan
• plat
• ground plan
• plot
• relief map

chart

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verb

1

as in to describe

to give an oral or written account of in some detail

the book charts the years between the two World Wars

Synonyms & Similar Words

• describe
• tell
• report
• chronicle
• relate
• recount
• narrate
• set forth
• detail
• recite
• rehearse
• depict
• voice
• state
• reveal
• sketch
• itemize
• disclose
• utter
• reel off
• enumerate
• express
• give
• divulge
• render
• deliver
• expose
• bare
• delineate
• particularize
• let on (about)

2

as in to plan

to work out the details of (something) in advance

charted the entire campaign for governor before she even agreed to run

Synonyms & Similar Words

• plan
• design
• prepare
• organize
• calculate
• plot
• arrange
• blueprint
• outline
• shape
• project
• budget
• devise
• scheme (out)
• map (out)
• draft
• choreograph
• lay out
• frame
• strategize (about)
• sketch
• figure
• contemplate
• concert
• intend
• contrive
• conspire
• mean
• aim
• get up
• have on
• machinate
• intrigue
• meditate
• put up
• premeditate

Example Sentences

Recent Examples of chart

Noun

Jaydon Blue takes advantage of Mafah fumble The backup running back role is up for grabs going into training camp, and Wednesday served as the first opportunity for the players behind Javonte Williams on the depth chart to make an impression. — Nick Harris, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, 30 July 2026

The Carolina Panthers’ quarterback depth chart had itself a day in uptown Charlotte Wednesday. — Charlotte Observer, 29 July 2026

Verb

In the monitoring room, screens blinked and maps pulsed, quietly charting what was happening underground. — Andrei Popoviciu, The Dial, 21 July 2026

Whitehead tends to use familiar narrative mechanisms (especially those belonging to genres like noir, horror, crime, and adventure) to chart unforeseen sensations or realities. — Niela Orr, Vulture, 20 July 2026