published

3.0

Made available to the public in print or online

adjective
/ˈpʌblɪʃt/

: publicado

And you, you were recently published in an anthology of stories.

Actually, now that I have the physical like properly published book.

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Examples

So this week some scientific report was published in a Science Journal.
And your paper has just been published when this video goes out.
So the first study that was published is right here.
And should they be published in their full details?
One of us is about to be a published author.

Team Coco
And there was a very nice paper published by Liam Wolf.
And then the new data that we've just published is from Stanley Heinzer.
Her research was newly published in a well-respected journal, making it accessible to the public.
He became a published author after his novel was released last month.
The findings were published online, allowing anyone to read the latest developments in the field.

Synonyms

promulgated

vspublished

Formal

7.2

Officially made public by a government or other authority

is about making works available in print or online form

publicized

vspublished

3.7

Many people know about it, often from the news

focuses on actual release of material in print or digital formats

proclaimed

vspublished

3.7

People announce it publicly so others know

refers instead to releasing content in printed or online form

announced

vspublished

1.6

Made public so many people know about it

means issuing material so the public can access it in print or online

declared

vspublished

3.0

Openly stated or officially announced

focuses on making documents or works available in print or digital form

Antonyms

unpublished

16 3.7

Not available to the public in books or online

How Available

accessible

280 3.9

available

∞ 2.3

published

3.0

private

∞ 1.8

unpublished

16 3.7

unavailable

81 3.4

Surface Forms

published positive

Morphology

published = publish (transparent) = publish + ed

A regular past-participle/adjective formed from the verb 'publish'; meaning is directly 'made public' and follows standard English morphology.

Etymology

The word published comes from the same root as public, which means 'open to everyone'. So, to be published is to be made 'public' or officially available to people.