reprint
Reprint (noun) means a book, pamphlet or other printed item that had already been published once and is now printed again. Example: “The publisher ordered a reprint after the first edition sold out.”
How to use reprint
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishIt means printing something again after it has already been printed once.
Reprint is a neutral, everyday word used across publishing, journalism and general writing.
The stress moves depending on the part of speech: REE-print as a noun, re-PRINT as a verb.
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Can you complete this real example?
The publisher ordered a _____ after the first edition sold out.
Etymology
Reprint is formed from the prefix re-, meaning again, joined to the verb print.