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verb re·pub·lish \ (ˌ)rē-ˈpə-blish \

Definition of republish

transitive verb

1 :to publish again or anew

2 :to execute (a will) anew

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republisher

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Recent Examples of republish from the Web

His reporting was republished as Night of the Grizzlies.

— emily e. smith, Smithsonian, "The Deadly Grizzly Bear Attacks That Changed the National Park Service Forever," 10 Aug. 2017
An early variation on coloring books could be the illustrations for two volumes of the very long descriptive poem Poly-Olbion by Michael Drayton, published in 1612 and 1622 (which were republished in 2016 for modern coloring-book aficionados).

— merrill fabry, Time, "The Surprising Function of the First Coloring Books," 2 Aug. 2017
The hackers also appeared to have gained access to his LinkedIn account and defaced the profile page with various juvenile profanities, according to a screenshot republished on twitter.

— reuters, Fortune, "Researcher at This Cybersecurity Firm Is Hacked," 31 July 2017
This article was first published by Wellcome on Mosaic, and it's republished here under a Creative Commons licence.

— carrie arnold, Ars Technica, "The uncertain future of genetic testing," 18 July 2017
Soon after it was republished on NOLA.com on Tuesday, the Twitter account of the Auschwitz Memorial took issue with Higgins' decision to film himself at the site.

— jed lipinski, NOLA.com, "Louisiana Congressman Clay Higgins' Auschwitz video draws criticism," 4 July 2017
Now, as the 20th anniversary of Diana’s death approaches in August, the book will be republished with the transcripts of those tapes, per The Daily Mail.

— hilary weaver, Vanities, "Princess Diana Detailed Her Memorable Meetings with Grace Kelly and Elizabeth Taylor," 15 June 2017
Now, as the 20th anniversary of Diana’s death approaches in August, the book will be republished with the transcripts of those tapes, per The Daily Mail.

— vanityfair.com, VanityFair.com, "Princess Diana Detailed Her Memorable Meetings with Grace Kelly and Elizabeth Taylor," 15 June 2017
Berardo's father wants the school district to republish the yearbooks at the district's expense with the unaltered photos.

— CBS News, "After pro-Trump yearbook photos were altered, teacher suspended," 12 June 2017

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First Known Use of republish

1592

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republish

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transitive verb re·pub·lish \ ˌrē-ˈpə-blish \

legal Definition of republish

1 :to publish again or anew

republishing the defamatory statements

2 :to execute (a will) anew usually through the execution of a codicil incorporating the will by reference and with the result of rendering an otherwise invalid will valid

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