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copyrighted

copyrighted

4.4
The law protects it so the owner can stop others from copying or using it
  • adjective
  • /ˈkɔːpiraɪtɪd/
translation icon : protegido por derechos de autor
  • She received a warning for using copyrighted images in her presentation without permission.

So I put music, I'd like to suggest Epidemic Sound, that's the website that I use to get the non copyrighted music to use on my blogs.

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Examples

  • So the the preceding program is copyrighted by Stanford University.

  • Unfortunately, they have copyrighted music, so we're going to have to act fast.

  • Also, you have used copyrighted photos in the in the publication that do not fall under fair use.

  • Do you know that at the front of the book they have the classic, This is copyrighted by whatever publishing?

  • They're making systematic copies of every kind of copy, copyrighted work that's out there.

  • The artist's latest album is copyrighted, so fans cannot legally distribute it without permission.

  • Always check if the copyrighted material can be used before including it in your project.

Antonyms

28 2.9

Not safe from harm

public domain
  • Specialized
25 3.7

Things anyone can use or copy for free

How Copyrighted

restricted
18 3.9
licensed
3.5
copyrighted
4.4
uncopyrighted
  • Specialized
4.9

Surface Forms

copyrighted positive

Morphology

copyrighted = copyright (transparent) = copy + right + ed

The adjective is formed by adding the regular adjectival/past-participle suffix '-ed' to the compound noun 'copyright', yielding 'protected by copyright' which is directly derivable.

Etymology

Copyrighted comes from putting together copy and right, where copy means 'a piece of writing, music, or picture' and right means 'a legal claim'. So a copyrighted work is one you may not copy or use without the owner's permission.