Editions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EDITIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• EDITION, the number of copies printed at the one time
• a particular form or version of a published text
• a particular version of a text maintained by regular revision
• a person or thing that is compared to another as a copy to an original
• the total number of copies of a book, newspaper, or other published material issued at one time
• a particular instance of a regular radio or television programme
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a particular series of printed material

Words related to EDITIONS

edition8

Words that contain EDITIONS

seditions10 reeditions11 expeditions21

How to use EDITIONS in a sentence

• Various good editions, Globe, Cambridge Poets, etc.
• In our time, sixty years later, it sells by scores of thousands annually, in cheap and in luxurious editions, throughout the English-speaking world.
• Before the close of the fifteenth century, it is said that ten thousand editions of various books had been printed in different parts of Europe.
• If they were as much read as the current editions of the other poet, I should prefer them in that shape to the older one.
• It has gone through numerous editions, and has been translated into most European languages.
• He sees that the big machines are nothing but enlarged editions of the early and smaller ones.
• Also, it very frequently got out special editions of from two to five millions.
• This discovery augmented its popularity, and ten editions were disposed of in a month.
• They are on a much larger scale, more distinct, and fuller in information than those of the previous editions, or any similar work extant.
• The work has passed through three editions in England.
• Over thirty editions have been issued, and translations have been made into nearly all the European languages.
• Other editions reappeared in 1723, 1726, 1729, 1740 and 1753.
• But he may also have been under the impression that all the mystery of apparently spurious editions would excite public curiosity.
• You see, my friends, I do not diminish the perils of a book which has had in its two editions a sale of two hundred thousand copies.
• I should add that the prices of Conrad first editions given on page 56 have been greatly exceeded during the past year or two.
• This poem had extraordinary success, great numbers were immediately dispersed, and editions were multiplied with unusual rapidity.
• Darwin just waved Lamarck aside, and said as little about him as he could, while in his earlier editions Erasmus Darwin and Buffon were not so much as named.
• What a truant you are from the Corner! I wish, before leaving London, you would obtain for me copies of any English editions of my writings not already in my possession.
• Great confusion has been created in most of the editions by a distinction in the form of the name as applied to these two governments.
• The early editions of his texts are among the most superb works ever printed.
• The older editions are difficult to procure if your pockets are not stuffed with pieces-of-eight.
• It passed through seventeen editions before the Revolution.
• So great was the demand which I had only partially guessed, that within three weeks I had sold such huge editions of the little books that I had cleared over a thousand dollars.

Similar words containing EDITION without suffix s

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