verb
definition
To use, and pass off as one's own, someone else's writing, speech, ideas, or other intellectual or creative work, especially in an academic context; to commit plagiarism.
Examples of plagiarize in a Sentence
Unfortunately, some students see this scenario as an invitation to plagiarize.
Every year, students plagiarize without realizing it because they just don't understand the research process and proper methods of citation.
Plagiarize or steal someone else's work.
A 2006 poll by CBSNews.com found that one in every five U.S. teens -- 14 percent of girls and 24 percent of boys -- admits to using the Internet at least once to plagiarize information for school assignments.
Even if you did, though, would you really want to plagiarize your sales letter?
Wagner's orthodox contemporaries regarded such mixtures of key as sheer nonsense; and it would seem that the rank and file of his imitators agree with that view, since they either plagiarize Wagner's actual progressions or else produce such mixtures with no vividness of key-colour and little attempt to follow those melodic trains of thought by which Wagner makes sense of them.