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pre·print

(prē′prĭnt′)

Something printed and often distributed in partial or preliminary form in advance of official publication: a preprint of a scientific article.

tr.v. (prē-prĭnt′) pre·print·ed, pre·print·ing, pre·prints

To print in advance.

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preprint

(priːˈprɪnt)

vb (tr)

(Printing, Lithography & Bookbinding) to print a section of work in advance

(Printing, Lithography & Bookbinding) a section of work printed in advance of the whole

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"Preprinting complements traditional journal publishing by allowing researchers to rapidly communicate their findings to the scientific community," she said.