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multifold

[muhl-tuh-fohld]
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adjective
  1. numerous and varied; greatly diverse; manifold.

Origin of multifold

First recorded in 1800–10; multi- + -fold
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Related Words for multifold

multiplied, multiple, varied, assorted, diversified, complex, copious, different, diverse, multifarious, multitudinous, numerous, sundry, various, multiform, diversiform, multifold, abounding, bountiful, countless

Examples from the Web for multifold

Historical Examples of multifold

  • It is distinct across Texas, and multifold still in the Indian lands.

  • It did not bore him, multifold as his duties were, to be near her.

    The Bertrams

    Anthony Trollope

  • Accordingly the new task of the teacher of the future is a multifold one.

    Pedagogical Anthropology

    Maria Montessori

  • Oh, multifold fragrance and tints divine which so ineffably enrich our lives!

    Missy

    Dana Gatlin

  • Not once, but multifold, like the vibration of a reed or violin string.

    The Fourth R

    George Oliver Smith

British Dictionary definitions for multifold

multifold

adjective
  1. many times doubled; manifold
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