1. a new printing of a book or other publication without changes to the text
Usage: printing; publishing

Examples

• The publisher announced a reimpression of the popular novel due to high demand.
• This reimpression contains the same text as the original edition.
• The bookstore ordered a reimpression when their stock ran low.
• A reimpression differs from a revised edition in that no changes are made to the content.
• The reimpression was released just six months after the first printing sold out.
• Libraries often purchase reimpressions to replace worn copies of popular books.