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manyfold

manyfold

1 8.2
In many different ways
  • adverb
  • /ˈmɛnifəʊld/
  • Archaic
translation icon : de muchas maneras
  • The significance of helminth infestation has increased manyfold in developing countries.

Examples

  • The artist influenced society manyfold, with his innovative techniques inspiring generations of creators.

  • And when payment comes back manyfold, it is because you have used the

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  • I would assume that as hyperinflation hits, gold and silver will also increase in value (probably outpace inflation manyfold).

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  • Removing the rights of everyone means giving carte blanche to the criminal faction and empowering them manyfold.

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  • I vote GOP because the GOP, by and large, understands the notion of investing taxpayer money into that which pays the taxpayer back manyfold.

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  • You yourselves are bringing in the new era by the intensity of your yearning, which is magnified manyfold by the Divine Energies that envelop and enfold you in every moment.

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  • The benefits of regular exercise can be experienced manyfold, improving not just physical health but mental wellbeing too.

  • Her contributions to the project were manyfold, enhancing its quality in various aspects and ensuring its success.

Synonyms

multifariously
vsmanyfold
  • Formal
9.0

In many different ways

stresses great extent or many parts rather than only variety

Antonyms

single
∞ 1.0

For one person or thing, not shared with others

How Many

manyfold
  • Archaic
1 8.2
multifariously
  • Formal
9.0

Surface Forms

manyfold positive

Morphology

manyfold = many (transparent) = many + fold

The adverbial sense is a straightforward application of 'many' + '-fold' meaning 'in many ways' or 'to a great extent', which is predictable from the components.

Etymology

Manyfold used as an adverb comes from the parts many 'a lot of' and fold 'times' or 'ways', like twofold meaning 'twice'. So, saying something is manyfold means it happens 'in many ways' or 'to a great extent'.