Publish

Pronunciation: /ˈpʌblɪʃ/

Definitions of publish

verb to make information available to the public, typically through a book, magazine, website, etc.

Example Sentences

A1 I want to publish a children's book.

A2 She published her first novel last year.

B1 The company plans to publish a new magazine next month.

B2 The author decided to self-publish his latest book.

C1 The research paper was published in a prestigious journal.

C2 The renowned professor has published over 50 academic articles.

Examples of publish in a Sentence

formal The academic journal will publish the research findings next month.

informal I heard that the magazine will publish your article in the next issue.

slang I'm gonna publish my new poem on my blog tonight.

figurative She decided to publish her thoughts on social media for everyone to see.

Grammatical Forms of publish

• past tense: published
• plural: publishes
• comparative: more published
• superlative: most published
• present tense: publish
• future tense: will publish
• perfect tense: has published
• continuous tense: is publishing
• singular: publish
• positive degree: publish
• infinitive: to publish
• gerund: publishing
• participle: published

Origin and Evolution of publish

First Known Use: 1300 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'publish' originated from the Latin word 'publicare', which means 'to make public'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'publish' has evolved to encompass the act of making information, literature, or media available to the public through various forms of communication such as print, digital, or online platforms.