Word
reprinted
Phoneticsreprint·ed
US/ɹiˈpɹɪntɪd/
UK/ɹɪpɹˈɪntɪd/
Definition
adj. describing a book or text that has been printed again, sometimes with a new cover or in a different size.
adj. describing a work that has undergone a subsequent printing, often appearing in a different format or edition from the original.
Examples
“The reprinted book is now available in stores.”
“Because the first edition sold out in a week, the publisher released a reprinted version with a new cover.”
“The scholar consulted the reprinted edition of the 1920 manuscript, which included a new introduction and corrected several typographical errors found in the original text.”
Examples
simple
“The reprinted book is now available in stores.”
contextual
“Because the first edition sold out in a week, the publisher released a reprinted version with a new cover.”
complex
“The scholar consulted the reprinted edition of the 1920 manuscript, which included a new introduction and corrected several typographical errors found in the original text.”
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