Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
press-run
noun
/ˈprɛs rʌn/

Definition
The total number of copies of a print publication, such as a newspaper or magazine, that are printed in a single printing session.

Examples
- The press run for this month’s magazine was limited due to budget constraints.
- We need to increase the press run if we expect more readers at the event.
- After reviewing the market research, the publisher decided on a press run of 50,000 copies.

Meaning
A press run refers to the quantity of printed materials produced at one time by a printing press. It is commonly used in the context of publishing, where organizations determine the length of their press run based on anticipated demand and print costs.

Synonyms
- print run
- production run
- edition