tenfold
IPA: tˈɛnfoʊɫd
verb
- To increase to ten times as much; to multiply by ten.
adjective
- Ten times as much or as many.
- Containing ten parts.
adverb
- By ten times as much.
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Examples of "tenfold" in Sentences
- Held in "tenfold chains" Orc claims: my spirit soars;
- He said his knowledge of the game has improved "tenfold" since his remarkable 2006 season.
- He estimated client calls to the firm have increased "tenfold" in the last three to six months.
- The bank raised rates about three months ago and has increased the financial reporting it requires "tenfold" compared to last year.
- But a policy of this kind would merely mean postponing the evil day, which would soon return, through another door, in tenfold strength.
- In the last three years, the school's white enrollment jumped from 10 percent to about 17 percent, and parent involvement has increased "tenfold," Gonnella said.
- "tenfold", India and Pakistan would "respond with their own build-ups," and Russia's "only rational response ... would be to maintain, and strengthen, the existing nuclear force."
- Over the next three decades, the number of women competing in varsity collegiate athletics grew five-fold, to nearly 170,000, and the number competing in high school sports grew tenfold, to more than 3 million.
- National Public Radio, meanwhile, saw a "tenfold" increase in its mobile traffic with the iPhone, says Kinsey Wilson, senior vice president, so it's a natural that it wants to be on board with a newly optimized app for the iPad.
- The laws which excuse, on any occasions, the ignorance of their subjects, confess their own imperfections: the civil jurisprudence, as it was abridged by Justinian, still continued a mysterious science, and a profitable trade, and the innate perplexity of the study was involved in tenfold darkness by the private industry of the practitioners.
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