Meaning & Definition of word "Reprint"

Reprint

/ˌriːˈprɪnt/

noun:

  • 1. A second or subsequent printing of a publication.
    • Example: I have a reprint of the original article from last year.
  • 2. A new edition of a book, often in a different format or with corrections.
    • Example: The reprint included additional chapters that were not in the first edition.

verb:

  • 1. To print something again, especially in a different edition.
    • Example: The publisher decided to reprint the book due to its popularity.
  • 2. To produce a new copy of a previously published article or illustration.
    • Example: The magazine will reprint the interview in their anniversary issue.

Etymology

From the prefix 're-' meaning 'again' and 'print' from Latin 'imprimere' meaning 'to press'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

reprint rights:

The permissions granted to republish or reproduce content.

reprint edition:

A version of a work that has been printed again.

limited reprint:

A controlled number of additional copies that are produced.

Related Words

print:

The process of producing text and images on paper or other materials.

publication:

The act of making content available for public view.

edition:

A particular version of a published text.

Slang Meanings of reprint

Meaning: Reprint as in re-release something popular.

Example Sentence: That comic book's a classic, they should totally reprint it!

Meaning: A second chance to enjoy something.

Example Sentence: Love that song? Hope they do a reprint of the album!