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eightfold
/ ˈɪˌəʊ /
adjective
equal to or having eight times as many or as much
composed of eight parts
adverb
by or up to eight times as much
Word History and Origins
Origin of eightfold1
Example Sentences
“I have always had a very open relationship with my parents,” Gelfond says, “but the way this really explains social media has led to eightfold more transparency.”
The eightfold increase in new diagnoses that Ginny Russell found included Asperger's syndrome, which was seen as a particular type of autism.
But the Palestinian population has grown more than eightfold since Israel’s founding, according to the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics, and the population of the Gaza Strip has increased 600% since 1960.
Were voters behind some sort of “eightfold fence” when they were watching the show?
In animals that received this inhibitor without continuous monitoring and adjustment, levels of 5-fluorouracil increased by up to eightfold.
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