Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun A reproduction of or an excerpt from an article that was originally contained in a larger publication.
- transitive verb To reproduce or reprint (an article or excerpt).
from The Century Dictionary.
- To print off; print separately (an article or paper which is first printed as part of a periodical or other miscellany). Compare
deprint , v. - noun A reprint of a separate article contained in a periodical or other publication. See the quotations.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- transitive verb To reprint (as an excerpt).
- noun A reprint or excerpt.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- noun A
reproduction of a singlearticle from ajournal or similarpublication
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun a separately printed article that originally appeared in a larger publication
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Examples
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Wildflower haven (County life [offprint]) by Anita Jo Dunn
OpEdNews - Quicklink: Dunn leaving White House, Pfeiffer takes over 2009
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An offprint of the Czech translation of Tale of the Golden
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So I always have to remind myself of this when I get into the kind of situation you're describing: "Remember, most people will be pleased to get an offprint and won't think you're a pushy git."
Ferule & Fescue Flavia 2007
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And in a box in my study, about two dozen offprint copies of my article in Anglo-Saxon England sit undisturbed, and un-asked for. posted by Dr. Richard Scott Nokes at 1: 38 PM
Non-academic perspectives Richard Nokes 2005
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If you could provide me the citation to the article, which I read in an offprint, I'd gladly appreciate it.
Balkinization 2004
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In any event, the well-soothed editor concedes that he never asked for–and was never given–any copy of the “original” work, either in book or offprint form.
DI's Plagiarism Allegations Against Jones Get Even Lamer - The Panda's Thumb 2006
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As the paper is in English, the lead author JHA Bosch can send you an offprint if you ask him. jae
Bürger and Cubasch: Are multiproxy climate reconstructions robust? « Climate Audit 2005
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I caught up with Jase an hour later in the executive lunchroom, where he sat at a small table pretending to read an offprint from Astrophysics Review.
Spin 2005
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It was a bookstore edition, in hard covers, not a computer offprint.
The Final Reflection John M. Ford 2000
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An offprint of pp. ixxix-xci from Tome II of the Annuaire, q.v. supra.
Institute of International Law - History of Organization 1904
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