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published

PUB-lisht/ˈpʌblɪʃt/

3 meanings of published

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  1. 1
    brought outverb
    A form of publish, as in "they published it last year" or "it will be published next year".

    The school published the test results yesterday afternoon.

    Her first story was published when she was only twelve.

    UsageYou can say someone has published a lot.

  2. 2
    adjective
    Made available to the public to buy or read.

    After years of writing, she finally held her first published book.

    Her published poems fill one thin book, but she wrote hundreds more.

    UsageSay a published book.

    Similarprinted

    Oppositeunpublished, unreleased

  3. 3
    with books outadjective
    Having had your work put out for the public to buy or read.

    She is a published author with three novels already out.

    He finally became a published writer last year.

    UsageSay a published author.

    Oppositeunpublished

    Note

published is a form of publish

publish, verb: To print or put out a book, magazine, or other work so that people can buy or read it. Full entry

Forms
publishpublishes he/she/itpublishing -ing formpublished past tense, past participle
Spelling
publish → published: add -ed
Sound
The ending sounds like /t/.

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