Republished is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for REPUBLISHED in dictionary:

VERB:
• REPUBLISH, to publish again
• publish (a text) again, especially in a new edition
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to publish again or anew

Words related to REPUBLISHED

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How to use REPUBLISHED in a sentence

• Their success astonished the author, but not till fifteen years later were they republished and enlarged.
• Herbert Spencer, in an essay published in 1852, and republished six years later, contrasted the theories of the creation and the development of organic beings.
• It had, however, the honor of being adopted by the country whose manners it described, and, being early republished in Great Britain, passed from the first for an English novel.
• Afterwards, his Lordship having thought better, came to see his errour, and republished the work with a more constitutional spirit.
• These stories are fully protected by copyright, and should not be republished except by permission of the publishers mentioned.
• Within the present year, Paris has republished several of the most noted works.
• How great these would be is plain from the fact that the editions of American books republished in England are already numbered by thousands.
• The three Little Susy books were republished in England, where they seem to have been as popular among the children as at home.
• This book has met with a ready sale in this country, and has been republished in England.
• It is republished both because of its historical value and because of its peculiarly contemporary appeal today.
• Marianna and Lines to Edith will probably be republished in another volume.
• Two other series of its literary articles have also been republished in book form, while the first portion of a third is already in press.
• The contents of this volume are republished in order to make the Edition a complete collection of Mrs.
• It was first issued in 1868, and was republished in 1877 in an enlarged edition.
• Miss Stoddart has discreetly republished only the Angling Songs of her father, the pick of them being classical in their way.
• With the balance, he republished some tracts on the subject of Universal Redemption, which exhausted the remainder of his profits.
• In its day it was as popular as is the worst novel of ours, and was continually being republished.
• Republished at Albany in 1862 with additional notes and details bringing the events down to that year.
• This volume was republished with additions and a preface in 1869.
• The evidence of the ghost-seer was republished by Mrs.
• Dalrymple republished, and was the best known at the end of the eighteenth century, resulted from this same voyage.
• Both were republished in the Massachusetts Magazine, November, 1794.
• This led to their collection afterwards in one volume for private circulation, and now the volume is republished for public sale, with a few omissions and additions.
• The best edition in English, is that by Spedding, Ellis, and Heath, which has been republished in America.
• The Essays have been ably edited and annotated by Archbishop Whately, and his work has been republished in America.
• William Harris have been recently republished in a collected form, and they may now be considered as entering into our historical stores.
• After his death his biography was compiled in forty-eight volumes by imperial order, and later, three other emperors copied or republished it.
• The text of Schultz was republished by Tauchnitz, 1821.

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