Edition and Newspaper

Edition

Edition noun - The form in which a text (especially a printed book) is published.

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Newspaper and edition are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Newspaper" instead a noun "Edition".

Nearby Words: edited, editor, editorship

Newspaper noun - A publication that appears at regular intervals.

Usage example: liked to read the newspaper every morning

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Edition and newspaper are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Edition" instead a noun "Newspaper".

old	old edition	old newspaper
future	future edition	future newspaper
original	original edition	original newspaper
actual	actual edition	actual newspaper
Other adjectives: main, daily, early, next, last, said, older, recent, modern, online, published.

If a major story (such as the death of a President or a declaration of war) broke after the day's deadline, a newspaper might choose to print an "Extra" edition on top of their regular edition.

Source: Extra! Extra! Read All About It!
The Sunday edition of a newspaper is (or was in most markets) normally an extra-thick issue containing a magazine section, full-color comics section, coupons, and other sections.

Source: Useful Notes / American Newspapers
The antagonist got the newspaper to print it by claiming it was an advertising gimmick that would be followed up in the next edition.

Source: Public Secret Message

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