abstractscheme
nounUK /ˈæbstrækt skiːm/
US /ˈæbstrækt skiːm/
A plan that is just an idea in your head and not written down or built yet.
The teacher drew an abstractscheme on the board to show how the game would work.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A general pattern of thinking that helps explain how things fit together.
Scientists used an abstractscheme to describe how the planets move.
3. A simple drawing or chart that shows only the main parts of something.
The abstractscheme of the machine left out all the tiny screws.
4. A secret plan that exists only as an idea and has not been tried.
Their abstractscheme for a treehouse was never actually built.