1. separately printed copies of an article or chapter that originally appeared in a larger publication
Usage: academic publishing

Examples

• The professor ordered fifty offprints of her research article to distribute at the conference.
• Many journals provide authors with free offprints of their published papers.
• He collected offprints of important studies in his field for easy reference.
• The library’s special collection includes offprints from various scientific journals.
• Authors often share offprints with colleagues who request copies of their work.
• The publisher charged extra for additional offprints beyond the standard allocation.