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noun

edition

CEFR B1

the form in which a text (especially a printed book) is published

In a sentence

Six example sentences with edition, each labelled with its topic.

  • The 1897 edition prints the poem in two columns with the author's footnotes, while later printings drop them entirely.

    Literature

  • Scholars prefer the 1611 edition because its wide margins carry corrections that the cheaper pocket printing silently removed.

    History

  • Every clerk keeps the current edition of the code on the desk, since the bound volume from 1998 misstates three deadlines.

    Law

  • The new edition of the sonata restores the composer's own fingerings, which every printing since 1890 had quietly replaced.

    Music

  • The fifth edition of the rulebook rewrote the spellcasting chapter, and old tables argued for months about which version to use.

    Gaming

  • Scholars cite the critical edition of Kant, whose margins record every variant between the first and second printings.

    Philosophy

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