reimpression
/ˌriːɪmˈprɛʃən/
noun
- A new or additional printing of a book, document, or other printed material, often without significant changes.
- The publisher announced a reimpression of the popular textbook to meet student demand.
- Because the first edition sold out quickly, the press ordered a reimpression with only minor typo corrections.
- Libraries often request a reimpression of out-of-stock reference works.
- A renewed or repeated impression, effect, or influence on the mind or senses.
- The movie left a strong reimpression on me, making me think about it for days.
- The artist's work made a deep reimpression on visitors to the gallery.
- Her speech created a reimpression of the importance of community service in the audience.