1. a separately printed copy of an article that originally appeared as part of a larger publication
Usage: academic; publishing

1. to make a separate printed copy of an article from a larger publication
Usage: academic; publishing

Examples

• The professor requested offprints of her research article to share with colleagues.
• The journal provided free offprints to authors upon publication.
• She collected offprints of important studies in her field.
• The publisher will offprint selected articles for distribution at the conference.
• Authors often offprint their work to build their personal archives.
• The library’s collection includes numerous offprints from scientific journals.