1. printed separately from the original publication; relating to or being an offprint
Usage: academic and publishing contexts

1. past tense and past participle of offprint; to print and distribute separately from the original publication
Usage: academic and publishing contexts

Examples

• The researcher requested offprinted copies of her article to share with colleagues.
• The journal offprinted the most popular papers for wider distribution.
• He collected offprinted versions of seminal studies in his field.
• The publisher offprinted the chapter separately so it could be sold individually.
• Scholars often exchange offprinted articles at conferences.
• The offprinted edition included additional notes not in the original publication.