editions
- 1Plural of edition.
Collectors pay high prices for the first two editions of the book.
Later editions corrected the errors found in the original printing.
Note
A regular plural that carries every meaning of the singular. With books, it can count versions edited or published in a particular way, or whole print runs issued at one time. It also stretches to recurring events, so a festival or tournament has editions just as a novel does. Context usually shows which meaning is in play: revised editions are versions, while limited editions are print runs.
The festival has grown larger with each of its recent editions.
Both editions of the tournament were held in the same city.
editions is a form of edition
edition, noun: A version of a written work as edited and published by a particular editor, in a particular form, or at a particular time. Full entry
- Forms
- editioneditions plural
- Spelling
- edition → editions: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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