Wiktionary
a. Relating to plagiarism.
WordNet
adj. copied and passed off as your own; "used plagiarized data in his thesis"; "a work dotted with plagiarized phrases" [syn: plagiarized, plagiarised]
Usage examples of "plagiaristic".
He would have many intellectual triumphs ahead of him and men would eventually look upon this plagiaristic attempt as the mistake of a hot-blooded youth, deficient in judgment.
Men would look upon this plagiaristic attempt as the mistake of a perhaps-sick old man, no longer certain in judgment.
Jack was not going to be outdone by this sort of thing, and since he could not think of any reason that was not grossly plagiaristic for failing to produce a pair of pistols of his own, he said, with an odiously curling lip: 'Strange that I should not have been permitted to see Mr Crawley's weapons!
We made it up to catch such plagiaristic fish as you, and put it as bait for you within the great EG, and nowhere else in the great universe of worlds or information storage does Angkor Apeiron exist.