quadruply
- adverb
- /ˈkwɒdrəˌpli/
- The problem can be examined quadruply, from social, economic, environmental, and ethical perspectives.
And so it's kind of a quadruply nested loop or something like that.
- And so it's kind of a quadruply nested loop or something like that.
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He is a quadruply talented actor, author, director, and intimate social activist.
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Her contributions to the project were quadruply important: they addressed financial, logistical, ethical, and technical challenges.
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And so it's kind of a quadruply nested loop or something like that.
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Using quadruply defined parameters, the experiment aims to gather comprehensive data.
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Etymology
Quadruply comes from a Latin word meaning 'fourfold' and, like quadruple, can mean 'in four different ways' or 'in four parts', so it describes something with four separate aspects.