B2nounmediaarts
US/ˈriː.prɪnt/
UK/ˈriː.prɪnt/
a new printing of a book or article, with no or few changes from the earlier one
In context
The book sold out, so the publisher ordered a reprint.
This is a reprint of an article that first appeared in 1995.
I bought a cheap reprint of the old map.
Words that go with reprint
verb + noun
- order a reprintThe shop will order a reprint next week.
noun + preposition
- a reprint ofThis is a reprint of the 1920 edition.
noun + noun
- paperback reprintA paperback reprint is cheaper than the original.
- reprint rightsThe magazine sold the reprint rights.
adjective + noun
- facsimile reprintA facsimile reprint copies every page exactly.
- second reprintThe second reprint appeared within a month.