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verb (used with object)

to issue (printed or otherwise reproduced textual or graphic material, computer software, etc.) for sale or distribution to the public.

to issue publicly the work of: Random House publishes Faulkner.

to announce formally or officially; proclaim; promulgate.

to make publicly or generally known.

Law. to communicate (a defamatory statement) to some person or persons other than the person defamed.

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verb (used without object)

to issue newspapers, books, computer software, etc.; engage in publishing: The new house will start to publish next month.

to have one's work published: She has decided to publish with another house.

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pertaining to civil action for compensation for damages by a person who claims to have suffered an injury or loss caused by another's inadvertent action

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Origin:
1300–50; Middle English publisshen < Anglo-French *publiss-, long stem of *publir, for Middle French publier < Latin pūblicāre to make public

Related forms

pub·lish·a·ble, adjective

mis·pub·lished, adjective

non·pub·lish·a·ble, adjective

un·pub·lish·a·ble, adjective

un·pub·lished, adjective

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well-pub·lished, adjective

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Synonyms
3. disclose, reveal, declare. See announce.

Antonyms
3. conceal.

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Publish or perish has long been the burden of every aspiring university professor.

We prefer that writers publish under their own names.

Though literary journals are often seen as too esoteric to be relevant, they regularly discover and publish emerging authors.

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Publish or perish has long been the burden of every aspiring university professor.

We prefer that writers publish under their own names.

Though literary journals are often seen as too esoteric to be relevant, they regularly discover and publish emerging authors.

In college she wanted to publish and her dream came true.

He does publish data wether it supports or refutes his position.

It will be months before the scientists publish the full results of their experiment.

The new publish tool also allows you to export images to folders on your desktop or an external drive.

Those who don't publish as much gradually fall behind in pay.

If you set up a similar one academics will not publish in it as it does not have a reputation.

The researchers plan to publish their preliminary results in a peer-reviewed scientific journal later this year.

In some places it is the norm to publish practically everything you do.

He acts as a liaison between landowners and the tribe, but asks me not to publish his name.

The company also announces plans to publish tons of out-of-print records.

The story of his supposed writer's block has become almost as familiar to many readers as anything he did publish.

One indicator of prowess is how much a country's researchers publish.

We then average their scores and publish the results.

We expect scientists and doctors to be upfront about whether papers they publish may line their purses.

There wouldn't have been any reason to publish it, even by the standard means of an artist's representation.

Some scientists are well known in the field because they publish only in high-tier journals, and do so on a regular basis.

In return, the government would publish a blueprint for the next stage of the peace process.

The researchers plan to publish those results next year.

Connect the dots and publish a real story based on the facts.

Maybe the day will come when somebody will publish a formal rulebook for shoppers and install penalty boxes throughout the mall.

We also publish free newsletters on technology, community colleges, and hiring.

We will also publish a transcript of the interview later in the week.

The team plans to publish preliminary results in a peer-reviewed journal early next year.

If you really made a groundbreaking scientific discovery, the astronomy journals will be rushing to publish your paper.

If you spend enough time educating yourself, you may even be able to publish papers.

Frank said, he hopes to publish texts for other disciplines.

Crime statistics make such gloomy reading that the government now refuses to publish them more than once a year.

But another study finds that reminding kids the info is public may tame the content they publish on the social-networking site.

Thank you for all your efforts to publish such a quality product, and for making it so afforable.

The scores measure the citation visibility of established journals and of researchers who publish in them.

Wolf and her colleagues aim to publish finalized recommendations by the end of the year.

It costs more than three times as much to publish an.

Media organisations would have the exclusive right, for a predetermined period, to publish their material online.

The site didn't say how it planned to publish new submissions if it was experiencing financial problems.

Our decisions about which essays to publish aren't governed by a need for editorial variety alone.

Junior faculty members find that they must publish more and publish quickly.

One possible change is to collect better information and to publish it in company accounts.

Have them write articles they might publish in a local newspaper to inform the general public about their research.

But don't publish a study without taking in all the factors of what makes the life span shorter.

And sometimes journals defend mistakes by refusing to publish sharp critiques of them.

China does not publish data on power grids, he said.

But then you publish the photos, and some people are disturbed by dead-body pictures.

People seem to be under too much stress and pressed to publish whatever they have.

It is our intention to publish all of these tags as linked open data.

The pressure to publish is a fact of daily life in.

But the second foundation does not publish any information either.

But it really takes some courage to publish the two side-by-side.

Calvo-Goller's libel lawsuit stoked concerns about libel tourism and scholars' freedom to publish criticism.

So food companies should have to register all studies and publish even those with unfavourable results.

Unless you are under a lot of pressure to publish immediately, this is a good outcome.

Next month it will publish a more comprehensive review, including eastern neighbours.

Applicants must have demonstrated abilities to conduct research and publish in their area of interest.

In the past the press was the main channel for leaks and editors judged whether to publish sensitive information.

They do not even publish your treatises if you contradict these theories.

The charges range all over the map, and this is a more and more common way to publish journals.

All this is good news for the companies that design and publish video games, too.

It may simply be that they are loathe to publish fatally flawed papers.

It plans to publish a manifesto by the end of the year.

Or, they probably thought why not publish it and people can discuss and debunk it.

In some cases, that has compelled colleges to publish multiple, conflicting numbers-one calculated for an.

In a world in which researchers must publish or perish, such indexes are the firing squads.

So everyone rushes to publish every byte of data as a bite-size article.

The appointee will be expected to conduct and publish high quality research and creative outputs.

Haha, perhaps not the right journal to publish such results/conclusions.

They plan to finish collecting data in the coming weeks and publish their findings by the beginning of next year.

Now, anything they publish has to be judged in light of the garbage science they foster.

But the rush to announce or publish findings can sometimes cause unforeseen problems when it comes to protecting.

If the editors publish their books, those students will get and keep a job.

It isn't here to publish peer reviewed scientific papers or provide the general public with unqualified facts.

As a scientific journal it is easy to publish esoteric articles with no immediate implications for your quality of life.

My guess is that it is in no one's economic interest to publish such a study.

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World English Dictionary

publish (ˈpʌblɪʃ)

—vb
1.	to produce and issue (printed or electronic matter) for distribution and sale
2.	(intr) to have one's written work issued for publication
3.	(tr) to announce formally or in public
4.	(tr) to communicate (defamatory matter) to someone other than the person defamed: to publish a libel

[C14: from Old French puplier, from Latin pūblicāre to make public]

'publishable

—*adj*

'publishing

—n

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Word Origin & History

publish

early 14c., "to make public," from M.E. publicen (c.1300), altered (by influence of banish, finish, etc.) from O.Fr. publier, from L. publicare "make public," from publicus "public" (see public). The meaning "to issue (a book, engraving, etc.) for sale to the public" is first

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recorded 1520s. Publisher in the commercial sense is attested from 1740.

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