publisher
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3.0
- noun
- /ˈpʌblɪʃər/
- Specialized
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editorial
- She signed a contract with a renowned publisher to distribute her first book internationally.
- book publisher
- authors and publishers
- editors and publishers
Again, I doubt that publishers formally agreed to do that.
- Again, I doubt that publishers formally agreed to do that.
- I don't honestly, I don't know what publishers, mainstream publishers want.
- So, Adam, well, you're awaiting a response from publishers on your novel.
- It was so well received that his publisher made it a book.
- And then I didn't even look for a publisher or anything.
- I was going to New York to meet with my publisher because now I'm in a predicament.
- Then I wrote the book and the publisher never saw it.
- And my in an ideal world, I'd like publishers to be filling this gap, funding gap.
- So she went behind my back and sent it to a, a publisher that we both knew.
- That's the books that the publisher is gave them some money.
- So I she's my publisher and she does all of that.
Examples
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I've been talking to some publishers, and there's a lot of interest since you made the local section.
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Pete Tucker is the founder and publisher of The Fight back.org.
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So how do you as a publisher provide your consistent view?
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But really what publishers want is a unique and strong idea.
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The major awards title table included fields for author, title, publisher, publication year, and award.
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His name is Brian London, editor and publisher of Gold Newsletter.
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They're gonna set me up with a publisher and get the book rolling.
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So here you are with this esteemed publisher, FSG.
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So, Adam, well, you're awaiting a response from publishers on your novel.
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Access to published literature has improved dramatically as publishers have opened their catalogs to online searching.
Academic text (2013)
Synonyms
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3.2
A company that makes and sells books, magazines or journals
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2.6
A business that makes books, magazines, or newspapers and sells them
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3.0
A company that makes and sells books or magazines
Compounds
How Big
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5.1
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2.6
- Specialized
511
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- Jargon
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8.2
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Publisher comes from the verb publish, which is based on the root public meaning 'open to everyone' or 'for the people'. So a publisher is a person or company that 'makes books or magazines open to the public' by preparing and selling them.