plagosity
/plæˈdʒɒsɪti/Definitions
1. noun
The state or quality of being plagiaristic; the act or practice of passing off the work or ideas of another as one’s own.
“The professor pointed out the student’s plagiosity in the research paper, which was a clear case of academic dishonesty.”
2. noun
The quality of being overly complex or redundant in expression or thought; the state of being verbose or wordy.
“The author’s plagiosity in the novel made it difficult to follow the plot and character development.”