Edition

/ɪˈdɪʃən/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A particular version of a publication, often distinguished by features such as layout, content, or publication date.

The latest edition of the encyclopedia includes updates on recent scientific discoveries.

The act of producing or publishing a work, particularly in different formats or versions.

The special edition of the magazine features interviews with prominent authors.

A specific form of a product, often released with variations, like a special or collector's edition.

I bought the limited edition of the video game that comes with extra in-game content.

A performance, presentation, or production with specific characteristics.

The summer edition of the play attracted a larger audience than the winter one.

From Latin 'editio', meaning 'a bringing forth, publishing'.

first edition

The initial form of a book or publication, often considered collectible.

special edition

A version of a publication that includes unique features, often for promotional purposes.

revised edition

An updated version of a publication that includes modifications or corrections.

publication

The process of making content available to the public.

issue

A particular instance of a published work.

printing

The process of producing copies of text and images, often done in a publication.

A term used informally to refer to a newer version of something.

They just dropped the summer edition of that clothing line.

Used in gaming to refer to a limited or special release of a game.

Did you grab the collector's edition? It's supposed to be epic!