reprint
n. countable B2 Upper Intermediate US //ɹiˈpɹɪnt// re·print
n. a new copy of a book or article that is printed again without any changes. You might buy one if the first version is sold out.
n. a subsequent printing of a published work from the original type or plates, typically without revisions. Often used to meet continued market demand after the initial print run has sold out.
I bought a cheap reprint of the classic novel.
The publisher issued a high-quality reprint of the 1920s edition to celebrate the author's centenary.
While the first edition remains a collector's item, this affordable reprint makes the historical text accessible to students and researchers for the first time in decades.
Usage
Commonly paired with 'of' to specify the work being printed.