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Definition of reissue
intransitive verb
: to come forth again
transitive verb
: to issue again; especially : to cause to become available again
reissue
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Examples of reissue in a Sentence
The publisher has decided to reissue the author's out-of-print books.
Recent Examples of reissue from the Web
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But Alpert made a recent exception when no fewer than 28 of his albums were re-mastered prior to being reissued this year.
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Other genres — rock and jazz especially — tend to fetishize their history, something reflected in the intensity with which old and out-of-print and sometimes never-released music is reissued.
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What: The 1972 sci-fi masterpiece by Russian filmmaker Andrei Tarkovsky has been reissued with a digital restoration.
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The book adds postscripts to most of its entries, detailing which items have been reissued, either on LP or CD or as downloads.
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At the very least now, environmental and tribal activists say, a future Democratic president could reissue a similar rule.
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In an interview, Joseph Berardo Jr. — Grant's father — called for the school to recall the yearbooks and reissue new ones with the unaltered photo.
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Lowe is gearing up to reissue six mid-career albums this July starting with 1982's Nick the Knife through 1990's Party Of One.
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Across the pond in the U.K., The Beatles' reissued Sgt.
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First Known Use of reissue
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REISSUE Defined for English Language Learners
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Definition of reissue for English Language Learners
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: to publish or produce (something, such as a book or recording) again : to issue (something) again
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