preprint

/ˈpriːprint/

Definitions

1. noun

A published version of a research paper or other written work before it has been formally accepted or peer-reviewed.

“The researcher submitted their preprint to the online repository to share their findings with the academic community.”

2. verb

To publish or make available a research paper or other written work before it has been formally accepted or peer-reviewed.

“The author preprinted their article on the university’s website to generate interest before the formal publication date.”

Synonyms

  • advance publication
  • draft
  • proof

Antonyms

  • final publication
  • postpublication