Edition

Pronunciation: /ɪˈdɪʃən/

Definitions of edition

noun a particular version of a text, publication, or piece of music that has been revised or updated

Example Sentences

A1 I bought the latest edition of my favorite magazine.

A2 The special edition of the book includes bonus content.

B1 The limited edition sneakers sold out in minutes.

B2 I prefer the hardcover edition of the novel over the paperback.

C1 The first edition of that rare book is worth a lot of money.

C2 The collector's edition of the video game comes with exclusive artwork.

Examples of edition in a Sentence

formal The new edition of the textbook includes updated information and additional resources.

informal I just got the latest edition of my favorite magazine, it's so cool!

slang I found a limited edition sneaker online, it's fire!

figurative Each new day is like a fresh edition of life, waiting to be explored.

Grammatical Forms of edition

• past tense: edited
• plural: editions
• comparative: more edition
• superlative: most edition
• present tense: edit
• future tense: will edit
• perfect tense: have edited
• continuous tense: is editing
• singular: edition
• positive degree: edition
• infinitive: to edit
• gerund: editing
• participle: edited

Origin and Evolution of edition

First Known Use: 1400 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'edition' originated from the Latin word 'editio', which means a publication or issuing of something.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in the context of publishing, the word 'edition' has evolved to also refer to a particular version or form of a publication, such as a book or newspaper. It is now commonly used in various fields to denote a specific release or iteration of a product or work.