version
/ˈvɜrʒən/
noun
- A particular form or variation of something that differs from others of the same type.
- This is the director's cut version of the movie, with extra scenes.
- I need to update my phone to the latest version of the operating system.
- She bought the deluxe version of the board game with all the expansions.
- An account or description of an event from a particular person's point of view.
- Each witness gave a slightly different version of what happened at the accident.
- The newspaper published the official version of the government's decision.
- His version of the story is that he was never at the party.
- A particular edition or release of a product, software, or creative work.
- I prefer the acoustic version of that song over the original.
- The first version of the app had many bugs, but the update fixed them.
- The company released a limited edition version of the car in red.
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verb
- To create or adapt something into a particular form or version.
- They versioned the document to include the latest changes.
- The developer is versioning the software for different operating systems.
- The artist versioned the painting in both oil and watercolor.