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Meanings of plagiarized in English
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Examples for "plagiarised"
Examples for "plagiarised"
1
Ponta has denied allegations that he plagiarised large parts of doctoral thesis.
2
Martin Luther King plagiarised part of a chapter of his doctoral thesis.
3
It's all there in my carefully plagiarised list of possible permutations.
4
Was ever a poem more frequently quoted or so universally plagiarised?
5
He complains that Dr. Henry More had plagiarised it, from his book of Hydrostatics.
1
My plagiaristic attempt, Dingin and a Dongin, sounds awful but I keep a reference to it in my final chorus.
2
Hence the "Makrokosmos" of the plagiaristic Greeks, the animal on a large scale, whose diminutive was the "Mikrokosmos"-man.
3
It is the sort of plagiaristic thing that devils, whether they promote ancient Gehennas or modern companies, have been doing since the world began.
Usage of plagiarized in English
1
Nobody can tell me that I plagiarized my thesis, Pena Nieto said.
2
Ponta has denied allegations that he plagiarized large parts of doctoral thesis.
3
He smiled immediately, remembering that his last words plagiarized Mr. Alpheus Richmond.
4
He was quoted, abridged, and plagiarized - a clear sign of popularity.
5
A lesson learned by hearing it read by another; borrowed ideas; anything plagiarized.
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Ponta has denied allegations that he plagiarized large parts of his doctoral thesis.
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Most of the messages plagiarized material authored by leading conservative and progressive pundits.
8
I want to talk to you both about that lab material you plagiarized.
9
The other newspapers enviously plagiarized it and set their news-sleuths on Jim's trail.
10
It is true that I once plagiarized more than two-thirds of a political speech.
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No artist wants to be plagiarized or have her work attributed to someone else.
12
Thus Mirabeau plagiarized every good thought, every good word, that was spoken in France.
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Society was filled with rumors of books commenced, half finished, plagiarized, successful, or defunct.
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She said everything's plagiarized from reality, I said many people, many fiction writers, deny that.
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Yes, I had plagiarized Thomas's grief, the way the bond analysts thought they'd plagiarized mine.
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Neither Soho nor Montmartre is plagiarized in these places.
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