quintuplex

[kwin-too-pleks, -tyoo-, kwin-too-pleks, -tyoo-, -tuhp-leks]

adjective

1. fivefold; quintuple.

Word History and Origins

Origin of quintuplex¹

quintu(ple) + -plex

Example Sentences

Newspaper baron William Randolph Hearst’s former penthouse and quintuplex are both on the market as once-in-a-lifetime opportunities.

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Another piece of New York Hearst real estate is also on the market — his penthouse quintuplex at 137 Riverside Dr. After originally leasing the top 3 floors, Hearst purchased the building in 1913 for $950,000.

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The quintuplex was originally listed at $38 million and has now been reduced to $31 million.

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It’s now home to what could become the world’s most expensive apartment: the 3,300-square-meter, quintuplex “Sky Penthouse” in the soon-to-be-completed Odeon Tower.

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In 1509 he published the Quintuplex Psalterium, the first treatise on the Psalms in which the philological and personal interest was uppermost.

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