Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
in-manuscript-form
adjective
/ɪn ˈmæn.jʊ.skrɪpt fɔrm/
Definition
Referring to a document or piece of writing that is in the form of an original manuscript, as opposed to published or printed materials.
Examples
- The in-manuscript form of the novel included many notes from the author.
- Researchers often review works in-manuscript form to understand the initial ideas of the authors.
Meaning
The term suggests a text is presented in its original hand-written or typed format, usually before it has been edited, typeset, or published.
Synonyms
- original draft
- handwritten version
- pre-publication text
