Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

standard-edition

noun

/ˈstændərd ɪˈdɪʃən/

Definition

A version of a product, publication, or item that follows a set of criteria or specifications that are widely accepted as a norm or common format.

Examples

The novel was released in a standard edition that was affordable for all readers.
The standard edition of the software includes all the essential features without any additional add-ons.
Many schools require students to buy the standard edition of textbooks for their courses.

Meaning

The standard edition typically refers to the basic form of a publication or product, which excludes special features or enhancements found in premium or deluxe versions.