Plagiarism
Pla´gia`rism Pronunciation: plā´jå`rĭz'm or plā´jĭ`å`rĭz'm; 277
PLAGIARISM. The act of appropriating the ideas and language of another, and
passing them for one's own.
2. When this amounts to piracy the party who has been guilty of it will
be enjoined, when the original author has a copyright. Vide Copyright;
Piracy; Quotation; Pard. Dr. Com. n. 169.
adoption,
appropriation,
assumption,
autoplagiarism,
borrowed plumes,
borrowing,
copying,
counterfeiting,
cribbing,
derivation,
deriving,
doubling,
duplication,
echo,
emulation,
fakery,
following,
forgery,
hit-off,
imitation,
impersonation,
imposture,
impression,
infringement,
infringement of
copyright,
infringing,
lifting,
literary piracy,
mimesis,
mirroring,
mocking,
onomatopoeia,
parody,
pasticcio,
pastiche,
piracy,
pirating,
plagiarizing,
plagiary,
purloining,
quotation,
reappearance,
rebirth,
recurrence,
redoubling,
reduplication,
reecho,
regurgitation,
reincarnation,
renewal,
reoccurrence,
repetition,
reproduction,
resumption,
return,
simulation,
stealing,
takeoff,
taking,
theft,
thievery,
usurpation