adj
plagiarized
Plagiarized (adj) means Copied from someone else's work and passed off as original. Example: “The article turned out to be a plagiarized version of an earlier report.”
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Copied from someone else's work and passed off as original.
"The article turned out to be a plagiarized version of an earlier report."
How to use plagiarized
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishDescribes text or work that was copied from someone else without credit.
Common pairings
plagiarized content
plagiarized essay
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Word forms
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- Superlative
- most plagiarized
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Synonyms
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Rhymes for plagiarized
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Frequently asked questions
What does “plagiarized” mean?
The word “plagiarized” means copied from someone else's work and passed off as original. In plain terms, describes text or work that was copied from someone else without credit.
How do you use “plagiarized” in a sentence?
Here is “plagiarized” used in a sentence: “The article turned out to be a plagiarized version of an earlier report.”
What part of speech is “plagiarized”?
“Plagiarized” is an adjective.
What is the meaning of plagiarized?
"plagiarized" (adj) means copied from someone else's work and passed off as original.
