copied
v.v. to make something that looks exactly like an original thing. You do this when you write down someone else's words or repeat their actions.
v. to produce a duplicate of an original work, document, or action. The past tense and past participle of 'copy'.
She copied the notes from the whiteboard into her notebook.
The student was caught after he copied several paragraphs directly from a website without any citations.
While the apprentice successfully copied the master's brushstrokes, the final painting lacked the emotional depth and spontaneous energy found in the original work.
Transitive — requires a direct object. When used for people, it often implies imitation of behavior or style.
She copyed the fileShe copied the fileVerbs ending in a consonant + 'y' change the 'y' to 'i' before adding the '-ed' suffix.