edition

[ɪˈdɪʃ(ə)n]

edition Definition

  • 1a particular form or version of a published text
  • 2all the copies of a book or other publication printed at one time

Using edition: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "edition" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The first edition of the book sold out in a week.

  • Example

    This is the paperback edition of the novel.

  • Example

    The newspaper has just published its evening edition.

  • Example

    The magazine is celebrating its 100th edition this month.

edition Synonyms and Antonyms

Phrases with edition

  • a new version of a book or other publication that has been updated or corrected

    Example

    The revised edition of the dictionary includes new words and definitions.

  • a special version of a book or other publication that is produced in a limited quantity

    Example

    The limited edition of the album comes with a bonus DVD and a signed poster.

  • a version of a book that has a hard cover instead of a soft one

    Example

    I prefer to buy hardcover editions because they last longer.

Origins of edition

from Latin 'editionem', meaning 'a bringing forth, producing'

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Summary: edition in Brief

The term 'edition' [ɪˈdɪʃ(ə)n] refers to a specific form or version of a published text, such as a book or magazine. It can also refer to all the copies of a publication printed at one time. Examples include 'The first edition of the book sold out in a week.' and 'The magazine is celebrating its 100th edition this month.' Phrases like 'revised edition' and 'limited edition' denote updated or special versions, while 'hardcover edition' refers to a version with a hard cover.

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