publication date

noun

1. the date on which a book or periodical is or is planned to be published.

Word History and Origins

Origin of publication date¹

First recorded in 1930–35

Example Sentences

Hunt said on Friday the planned publication date was a "significant concern" and would be seen as a "political intervention".

From BBC

The pop singer revealed the news on Instagram but there's no publication date as yet.

From BBC

Sanderson hasn’t read “Coming to Find You” yet, but she’s impatiently awaiting the book’s publication date because she’s interested in World War II history, and Corry deeply researches the history in her books.

From Seattle Times

The result is what amounts to a defense brief for Bankman-Fried for his fraud trial in New York federal court, which opens Tuesday — coinciding, as it happens, with the publication date of Lewis’ book.

From Los Angeles Times

The First Street report says the publication date means that billions of dollars from the infrastructure law “will be spent on projects that will not be built to the proper flood design standard.”

From Scientific American