multifold
- adverb
- /ˈmʌl.tɪ.foʊld/
- Her responsibilities expanded multifold after she was promoted to manager.
Examples
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After the announcement, interest in the product grew multifold within a few weeks.
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The benefits of the new system have increased multifold since its introduction.
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The benefits of exercise are multifold.
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The project has multifold advantages for the community.
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Since its implementation, the new software's efficiency has improved multifold compared to the previous version.
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The impact of the new marketing strategy was felt multifold, leading to a significant increase in sales.
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After the merger, the company's profits soared multifold in the following quarters.
Synonyms
An amount multiplied by one hundred
Twice as much in amount or degree
In many different ways
Many times larger in amount or size
To increase by one million times
How Many Times
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Multifold comes from multi- meaning 'many' and fold, which can mean 'times' as in twofold ('two times'). So, multifold means 'many times' or 'many times over'.