definitive edition
/dɛfɪˈnɪtɪv ˌɛdɪˈʃən/ · de.fin.a.tive.ed.i.tion
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- A final or authoritative version of a literary work, such as a book or a play. The definitive edition of Shakespeare's plays is widely regarded as the most accurate and comprehensive version.
- A version of a product or a service that is considered the most complete or up-to-date. The company released a definitive edition of its software, which included all the latest features and bug fixes.
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Did you know? The term 'definitive edition' is often used in the context of book publishing, where it refers to a version of a book that is considered the most accurate and comprehensive, often including additional materials such as introductions, notes, and appendices.