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/ˈprɪntɪd ˈmeɡəˌziːn/ · print·ed mag·a·zine
noun
- A publication that is printed on paper, typically containing articles, stories, and advertisements. She spent hours browsing through the printed magazines at the airport.
- A printed version of a magazine, as opposed to a digital edition. The company still produces printed magazines, despite the rise of digital media.
Did you know? The first printed magazine, 'The Gentleman's Magazine', was published in London in 1731 and was a groundbreaking publication that covered news, literature, and culture.