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multiedition

multiedition adjective: having more than one edition.

Adjective

multiedition (not comparable)

  1. Having more than one edition.
    • James Mill himself provided a well-written summary of classical economics, Elements of Political Economy (1821); his son, the economist and social philosopher John Stuart Mill, followed with a widely used multiedition text, Principles of Political Economy (1848), which was still in use as a...1987, Canterbery, E. Ray, The making of economics, Wadsworth Pub. Co., page 56
    • […] The Ottoman of Lazaro Soranzo (1603) were translated into various vernaculars, adapted for multiedition works like John Foxe's The Acts and Monuments of the English Martyrs, or copied into compilations like Richard Knolles's nearly 1200-page Generall Historie of the Turkes (1603).2005, Burton, Johnathan, Traffic and turning : Islam and English drama, 1579-1624, University of Delaware Press, page 22

Origin of multiedition

From multi- + edition.

Questions about multiedition

What does multiedition mean?
Multiedition means having more than one edition.
What part of speech is multiedition?
Multiedition is an adjective.

Words near multiedition in the dictionary

  1. multiduplications
  2. multidwelling
  3. multidwellings
  4. multiechelon
  5. multiecho
  6. multiedition
  7. multieffect
  8. multielectrode
  9. multielectrodes
  10. multielectron
  11. multielectronic

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