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UK
/plˈeɪdʒəɹˌɪst/
]
NOUN
- someone who uses another person's words or ideas as if they were his own
How To Use plagiarist In A Sentence
- For instance, I wonder if - I doubt there are more plagiarists and fabulists in journalism today than there were in the past.
- The first thing I see right off the cuff is this group is still in love with LaVey and his plagiarist thoughts! Progressive Satanism? Satanic Insurance or an Cult! | Disinformation
- Turns out my plagiarist is taking a class with him too, and Tom starts raving about this Joyce paper the kid wrote. Horseman
- I often wonder what journalism's legendary scribes would say about this year's crop of liars, plagiarists, and incompetents.
- NB: As an addendum to my last comment (still the last on the page, unless someone comments while I write this), because I've learned in the last few hours that calling Biden a plagiarist is truly unfair, I add the following, which I'm stealing directly from a comment thread at Making Light and I don't know how to do a proper hyperlink: But Dick Cheney was a statesman
- That journal is nothing but a bunch of copyright stealers, plagiarists and intellectual thieves.
- a self-confessed plagiarist
- Meanwhile, the hit parade of plagiarists and liars turning their moral shortcomings into cold, hard cash continues.
- You could be forgiven for thinking that they were indeed the clever-clever early - 80s plagiarists paragraph one has them pegged as.
- The answer is you point out that plagiarists will be exposed and shamed in public - and this is exactly what happened two decades ago with the VC.