copycattery
copycattery noun: imitation; plagiarization.
Noun
copycattery (countable and uncountable, plural copycatteries)
- Imitation; plagiarization.
- Fortunately, he'd since gained enough self-confidence to reduce his copycattery.2019, Jacqueline Diamond, The Case of the Long-Lost Lover: A Safe Harbor Medical Mystery, K. Loren Wilson, →ISBN
- The Dream of Gerontius, which she'd checked out: total copycattery.2021, Gwyneth Jones, Band Of Gypsys, Hachette, →ISBN
Forms of copycattery
| plural | copycatteries |
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Origin of copycattery
From copycatter + -y or copycat + -ery.
Questions about copycattery
- What does copycattery mean?
- Copycattery means imitation; plagiarization.
- What part of speech is copycattery?
- Copycattery is a noun.
- What is the plural of copycattery?
- The plural of copycattery is copycatteries.
Words near copycattery in the dictionary
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