plagiarised

Passed off another's

Plagiarised is the British spelling of plagiarized, the past tense of plagiarise.

To plagiarise is to pass off someone else's words, ideas, or work as your own: The student plagiarised entire paragraphs from Wikipedia.

The accusation carries serious weight in academic and creative contexts, where originality is expected and credited.

copying

verbatim

In identical wording

unattributed · uncredited · duplicate · reproduced · transcribed · word-for-word · passage · text · copied · borrowed

academic

cheating

Deceptive rule-breaking

fabrication · falsification · expulsion · suspension · reprimand · detection · citation · attribution · paraphrase · quotation

unoriginal

derivative

Function's rate of change

uninspired · unoriginal · borrowed · secondhand · recycled · warmed-over · stale

Opposites
authorship authenticity

plagiarisedoriginal

First or inventive

authentic · attributed · credited · acknowledged · sourced

originality

plagiarisedoriginal

First or inventive

unique · novel · authentic · genuine · creative

ethical attribution

plagiarisedcited

Mentioned as evidence

credited · acknowledged · referenced · sourced · quoted

Phrases
Family

plagiarism, plagiarist, plagiarisms, plagiarise, plagiaristic, plagiarises, plagiarising, plagiariser, self-plagiarism

Familiarity
Top 200,000
Profile
Timeless · Abstract · Negative · Everyday, not technical · Rated G