plagiarise
Claim others' work
To plagiarise is to pass off someone else's work or ideas as your own.
The term applies to copying text, stealing concepts, or failing to credit sources: The student plagiarised entire paragraphs from Wikipedia.
Plagiarism ranges from wholesale theft to careless paraphrasing without attribution.
The word is spelled plagiarize in American English.
Identical reproduction made
- duplicateExact replica of original
- reproduceCopy or breed
- replicateCopy exactly
- liftMechanism for vertical transport
appropriate · borrow · crib · steal · take · pirate · poach · purloin
Intentional criminal trickery
- forgeryCreating fraudulent imitations
- counterfeitFraudulent imitation
- misrepresentationFalse or misleading statement
- fakeryDeliberate deception or pretense
deception · dishonesty · imposture · pretense · claim · unattributed · uncredited
Function's rate of change
- hackneyedOverused and unoriginal
- unoriginalNot new or novel
- copycatOne who mimics another
- imitationCopy of the original
rehashed · secondhand · borrowed · lifted · uncreative · uninspired · replica · knockoff
Improper professional behavior
- integrityMoral soundness and consistency
- citationMention of a source
- attributionAssigning origin or cause
- originalityNovel creative quality
credibility · authorship · Turnitin · source · reference · bibliography · footnote
copy
Identical reproduction made
lift · appropriate · borrow · crib · steal · take · pirate · poach · purloin · paraphrase
fraud
Intentional criminal trickery
- forgeryCreating fraudulent imitations
- counterfeitFraudulent imitation
- misrepresentationFalse or misleading statement
fakery · deception · dishonesty · imposture · pretense · claim · unattributed · uncredited
derivative
Function's rate of change
- hackneyedOverused and unoriginal
- unoriginalNot new or novel
- copycatOne who mimics another
imitation · rehashed · secondhand · borrowed · lifted · uncreative · uninspired · replica · knockoff · clone
misconduct
Improper professional behavior
- integrityMoral soundness and consistency
- citationMention of a source
- attributionAssigning origin or cause
originality · credibility · authorship · Turnitin · source · reference · bibliography · footnote
plagiarisecite
Mention as authority
attribute · acknowledge · credit · give credit · reference
- plagiarism checkerTool identifying unoriginal content
- plagiarism detectionIdentifying uncredited borrowed text
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