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edition
/ˌɛd.ɪˈʃən/
a version of a publication or product
The publisher released a special edition of the novel.
A unique or limited version of the book was published.
formal
a particular version of a book, newspaper, or other publication
The first edition of the magazine was printed in 1990.
The initial version of the magazine was published in 1990.
Often used to refer to different versions of a book or publication.
informal
a version of a product, such as a limited or special release
The collector bought the anniversary edition of the game.
The collector purchased a special version of the game released for its anniversary.
Commonly used in marketing and consumer products.
Collocations
special editiona unique or limited version of a productfirst editionthe initial version of a publicationlimited editiona version produced in a small quantity
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Usage in Publishing
'Edition' is commonly used in publishing to refer to different versions of a book or magazine.
Product Marketing
In marketing, 'edition' often refers to special or limited versions of products.
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Plural Form
The plural form is 'editions', used when referring to multiple versions.
Word Origin
From Middle English 'edicioun', from Old French 'edition', from Latin 'editio', meaning 'a bringing out, publication'.
Usage Notes
The word 'edition' is often used to describe different versions of a publication or product, especially when there are multiple releases or special versions.
Word Breakdown
edit
to prepare for publication
root-ion
the act or result of
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