Pronunciation: /riˈɪʃuː/
noun a publication, recording, or other work that is published or issued again
A1 I bought a reissue of my favorite book because my old copy was falling apart.
A2 The reissue of the classic album includes bonus tracks and a remastered sound.
B1 The reissue of the movie on Blu-ray includes special features and behind-the-scenes footage.
B2 The reissue of the software fixed several bugs and added new features for users.
C1 The reissue of the limited edition sneakers caused a frenzy among collectors.
C2 The reissue of the rare stamp set a new record at auction for its pristine condition.
verb to publish or issue again
A1 The company decided to reissue the popular book with a new cover.
A2 The artist reissued their first album with bonus tracks.
B1 The government announced plans to reissue passports with enhanced security features.
B2 The record label decided to reissue a limited edition vinyl of the classic album.
C1 The museum curator worked on reissuing rare manuscripts for a special exhibition.
C2 The author's estate decided to reissue all of their works in a collected edition.
formal The publisher decided to reissue the classic novel with a new cover design.
informal I heard they're gonna reissue that album with bonus tracks next month.
slang Yo, did you see they're reissuing those sneakers from the '90s?
figurative Sometimes we need to reissue our own thoughts and beliefs to align with our current values.
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