tenfold
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4.3
- adverb
- /ˈtɛnfoʊld/
:
diez veces
- Between 2009 and 2015, sales of electric cars around the world rose tenfold.
- increased tenfold
- grew tenfold
- expanded tenfold
And, and as hard as she's pushing, I was pushing back tenfold, right?
- And, and as hard as she's pushing, I was pushing back tenfold, right?
- So our our, you know, pesticide footprint so to speak is like tenfold lower than than the cow.
- Within a few days, Dutch Tulip prices had fallen tenfold.
- But that Squire program changed my life like tenfold.
- Your, your happiness is going to amplify tenfold.
- I think the lockdown which slowed down the supply and just increased the demand tenfold.
- So it's one that does have a few more pest and disease problems, but in my opinion, the flavor makes up for it tenfold.
- And not only does that come back in your direction tenfold, it engenders amazing trust and loyalty in the people that that you work with.
- If you can help me over overwhelm, overburden and crisis, I need to exponentially, you know, augment those by about tenfold.
Examples
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Natural resource production has increased tenfold.
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Mayer's celebrity will grow tenfold, and don't be surprised if Yahoo focuses even more on entertainment.
Blog text (1) -
No, I think it's gone up tenfold, tenfold in three years.
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And we expanded our market share tenfold in two years.
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Increase it tenfold, and you will see much better representation for a group of people.
Blog text (20) -
Between September 1997 and September 1998, the number increased nearly tenfold.
Academic text (2002) -
By 2006, that number had jumped tenfold, reflecting the transformation of the place of law in society.
Academic text (2008) -
By 1900, our use of coal had increased tenfold; drilling for oil was common.
Blog text (30) -
Since Israel's peace treaty with Jordan in 1991, tourism has increased more than tenfold.
Academic text (2006) -
Sales of electric vehicles have increased tenfold since last year due to greater demand.
Antonyms
How Many Times
- Specialized
1
5.0
12
4.3
31
4.8
103
2.5
18
1.0
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Tenfold is made from ten and fold, where fold means 'times', just like in twofold. Think of folding a sheet to make more layers — tenfold means 'ten times as much'.