Translations for „plagiarist“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

plagiarist [ˈpleɪʤərɪst, Am -ʤɚ-] N

plagiarist

plagiator(ka) m (f)

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English

Thus, plagiarism is considered a moral offense against the plagiarist's audience (for example, a reader, listener, or teacher).

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Having a plagiarist as head of a university is like having an embezzler running an accounting firm.

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Who could he be, this opportune plagiarist, this new twiddler-in-chief?

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While all of these address themselves to various kinds of pride, the story has also been used to satirise literary plagiarists.

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But what to make of the style of one who explicitly refers to himself as a plagiarist?

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Therefore, it would be reasonable to ask the naive student plagiarist to provide a rewritten paper with footnoted citation.

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Her success was sometimes clouded by problems with tax inspectors and alleged plagiarists.

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Because plagiarists are driven more by financial motivations than creative or artistic ones, they tend to be repeat offenders.

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That scenario, with minor variations, is repeated four times, with other authors and by other plagiarists.

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Instead, a plagiarist merely takes someone's thoughts or words and presents them as his own.

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