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Meanings of plagiarise in English
Take without referencing from someone else's writing or speech; of intellectual property.
Usage of plagiarise in English
1
If you cannot plagiarise, surely it were better not to quote.
2
She has not hesitated to plagiarise from even so humble an individual as myself.
3
Never plagiarise-inany case, not from this 'little lot.
4
Jimbo, Monkey, please plagiarise off to bed at once!
5
The Sunday Tribune newspaper has described as "shameless" moves by a rival paper to plagiarise its front page.
6
And believe me this is not good news, as I was hoping to plagiarise this whole report from you, dear readers.
7
There is no way that Melania Trump was plagiarising Michelle Obama's speech.
8
It's called Darwin's Island and it's my latest attempt at plagiarising Darwin.
9
Ponta has denied allegations that he plagiarised large parts of doctoral thesis.
10
Martin Luther King plagiarised part of a chapter of his doctoral thesis.
11
It's all there in my carefully plagiarised list of possible permutations.
12
She then goes and plagiarises the first line of my CV.
13
Was ever a poem more frequently quoted or so universally plagiarised?
14
Kaitlyn literally goes and plagiarises one of the skills listed on my LinkedIn profile.
15
He complains that Dr. Henry More had plagiarised it, from his book of Hydrostatics.
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Much time and energy has been spent accusing Haley of plagiarising various aspects of Roots.
Frequent collocations
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