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plagiarize
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plagiarize verb adopt as one's own, apply to one's own uses, appropriate, avail oneself of, borrow dishonestly, copy from, counterfeit, duplicate, expropriate, fabricate, follow as a model, forge, imitate, infringe, paraphrase, pass off another's ideas as one's own, pass off another's writings as one's own, pirate, reduplicate, steal
See also: copy, fake, pirate, steal


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If you are caught plagiarizing any type of work or copying it and making your own, then you can expect the following to happen pretty quickly.
Afterwards, one student stood and said, "Hi, my Name is 'X' and bravely admitted, "I didn't know it, but I've been plagiarizing my entire academic life"--inciting an animated conversation wherein students discussed their genuine confusion.
Apparently, the plagiarizing beast of an aspiring First Lady cannot claim Rosemary Chicken Breasts, Brown Butter and Balsamic Ravioli, Warm Spinach Salad with Pancetta and Sweet Vinaigrette as an authentic McCain family favorite
 
 
 
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