The use of famous trademarks in public that diminishes the capacity of the mark to distinguish goods or services,or tarnishes the mark in the eyes of the consumer best defines
A) copyright infringement.
B) trademark dilution.
C) patent theft.
D) social use.

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The use of famous trademarks in a way that diminishes their capacity to distinguish goods or services or tarnishes them in the eyes of consumers is known as trademark dilution. It is considered a form of trademark infringement that occurs when someone uses a trademark in a way that harms the trademark owner's reputation or ability to distinguish their goods or services. The other options (copyright infringement, patent theft, social use) are not related to the question.

The Use of Famous Trademarks in Public That Diminishes the Capacity