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onefold

[ wuhn-fohld ]
/ ˈwʌnˌfoʊld /

adjective

whole; complete.

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Origin of onefold

First recorded in 1425–75; late Middle English; see origin at one, -fold

Words nearby onefold

one-down, one-eighty, one-eyed, one eye on, one fell swoop, in, onefold, one foot in the grave, have, one for the books, one for the road, Onega, Onega Bay
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