quadruplex
- adjective
- /kwɑːˈdruːplɛks/
- Some historic buildings feature quadruplex apartments with four separate units.
Examples
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The architect proposed a quadruplex layout that incorporates four distinct spaces for different activities.
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The quadruplex cable design allows for increased data transmission.
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The engineer specified a quadruplex configuration for greater system reliability.
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This quadruplex design is impressive!
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The quadruplex model is revolutionary.
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The new housing project includes several quadruplex units designed for families.
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Our school plans to build a quadruplex science lab with four separate work areas.
Synonyms
Made of four parts or four times larger
Four times as much or having four parts
Having four parts or being four times as large
Having four parts or affecting four different targets
Having four parts or members
Having four different parts or groups
A ring in a molecule that has four atoms or groups
A molecule with a ring made of four atoms or groups
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
quadruplex = quadruple (semi-transparent) = quadru + plex
The root 'plex' is not a standalone English word, but the meaning of 'having four parts' is somewhat clear from 'quadruple'.
Etymology
Quadruplex comes from Latin parts quadru- 'four' and -plex 'fold', so it means 'fourfold' and is used for things with four parts, like a building or device with four separate units.