plagiarisation

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plagiarisation

A student is caught for plagiarisation in his essay.

Definition

Noun: - The act of plagiarizing: The action of using someone else's words, ideas, or creative work and presenting them as one's own original work, without proper acknowledgment or permission.

Usage
  • This term is used to describe the specific act or instance of committing plagiarism. It is a formal and often legal or academic term.
  • It is typically used in contexts discussing academic integrity, copyright law, journalism, and publishing.
Examples
  • The university has a strict policy against plagiarisation and any student found guilty of it faces severe penalties.
  • The journalist was fired after the plagiarisation of several paragraphs from a competitor's article was discovered.
  • Detecting plagiarisation in digital documents has become easier with specialized software.
Advanced Usage
  • "Blatant plagiarisation": Refers to an obvious and unapologetic act of copying.
    • The thesis was rejected due to blatant plagiarisation from a published book.
  • "Unintentional plagiarisation": Describes copying that occurs without deliberate intent, often due to poor citation practices.
    • The professor warned students about the dangers of unintentional plagiarisation when taking notes.
Variants and Related Words
  • Plagiarize (verb): To commit the act of plagiarisation.
    • It is unethical to plagiarize another author's work.
  • Plagiarism (noun): The more common term for the concept or practice; often used interchangeably with "plagiarisation," though "plagiarism" can also refer to the plagiarized material itself.
    • The article was full of plagiarism.
  • Plagiarist (noun): A person who plagiarizes.
    • The exposed plagiarist lost all professional credibility.
Synonyms
  • Copying: The act of making an identical copy of something.
  • Piracy: The unauthorized use or reproduction of another's work (often for commercial gain).
  • Infringement: The action of breaking the terms of a law or agreement, especially copyright infringement.
  • Theft of intellectual property: A broader term emphasizing the illegal taking of ideas or creations.
Related Phrases
  • "To commit plagiarisation": A formal phrase for performing the act.
    • The student admitted he had committed plagiarisation.
  • "An act of plagiarisation": Emphasizes the action as a discrete event.
    • Submitting an old essay as new work is an act of plagiarisation.
plagiarisation

A student is caught for plagiarisation in his essay.

Noun
  1. the act of plagiarizing; taking someone's words or ideas as if they were your own

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