Definitionn. someone who uses another person's words or ideas as if they were his own
Last update: July 7, 2015
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Secondly, besides the plagiarist Tudebod, there are the artistic redacteurs of the Gesta, who confess their indebtedness, but plead the bad style of their original - Guibert of Nogent, Balderich of Dol, Robert of Reims (all c. 1120-1130), and Fulco, the author of a Virgilian poem on the Crusades, continued by Gilo (ob. [Please select]
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One century is the plagiarist of the other. [Please select]
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Brinley was a bold plagiarist of Bernard, Hallywell a logical but dull reasoner from the Bible, Bovet a weakened solution of Glanvill. [Please select]
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The strawberry is no more a plagiarist than the smilax, nor the grape than the nettle. [Please select]
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Johnson, the most vigorous writer of the day, conspired with one William Lauder, a native of Scotland seeking fortune in London, to stamp out Milton's credit by proving him to be a wholesale plagiarist. [Please select]
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