Someone who uses another person's words or ideas as if they were his own.
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Almost every obvious and direct victory has been the victory of the plagiarist.
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He knew the pangs of an author circumvented by a plagiarist.
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Why, the very Virgil whom you plagiarize so freely was himself a plagiarist.
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He who borrows only from heterogeneous works is not a plagiarist.
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Am I an artist?-No ; Iaman author and a plagiarist.
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He was neither plagiarist nor translator-hewas actually an original man.
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The unlucky plagiarist's face was flushed,-thebeads stood on his brow.
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Just make sure to give due credit to your sources: nobody likes a plagiarist.
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And in his rich creations no plagiarist is he:
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No earnest thinker is a plagiarist pure and simple.
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The piratical old plagiarist of a vehicle was about to begin filching from another source.
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But that practise will not help the conscious plagiarist.
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It is as though I were a plagiarist of adventure-ifthat be a possible supposition.
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Maurice Maeterlinck was exposed as a plagiarist, Günter Grass as having fought with the Waffen-SS.
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And he may well have been a plagiarist too.
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What do you mean, Arabella-thatPogson is a plagiarist?