plagiary
ˈpleɪdʒiˌɛri
plagiaries
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Definition of plagiary - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
literary theftDatedthe act of copying someone's work without permissionDated
  • He was accused of plagiary in his essay.
copying piracy plagiarism
2.
offenderDatedperson who commits plagiarismDated
  • The student was labeled a plagiary for copying the essay.
copycat imitator plagiarist
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Origin of plagiary

Latin, plagiarius (kidnapper)

Examples of plagiary in a sentence

  • Plagiary in academic papers is a serious offense.
  • The professor identified the plagiary in the research paper.
  • Being a plagiary can ruin an academic career.

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  1. French:plagiat, plagiaire, ...
  2. German:Plagiat, Plagiator, ...
  3. Italian:plagio, plagiario, ...
  4. Spanish:plagio, copión, ...
  5. Portuguese:plágio, plagiador, ...
  6. Chinese:抄袭, 剽窃者, ...
  7. Japanese:盗作, 盗作者, ...
  8. Arabic:سَرِقَة أَدَبِيَّة, مُنْتَحِل, ...
  9. Hebrew:פְּלָגִיאַרִיזְם, מַעֲתִיק, ...
  10. Russian:плагиат, плагиатор, ...
  11. Ukrainian:плагіат, плагіатор, ...
  12. Hindi:साहित्यिक चोरी, साहित्यिक चोर, ...

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