thirteenfold
- adjective
- /ˈθɜrˌtiːnfoʊld/
- The company reported a thirteenfold increase in profits over the last decade.
Examples
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The scientist observed a thirteenfold rise in the number of test subjects responding to the treatment.
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This year's profits are thirteenfold higher than last year's.
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Membership in the club grew thirteenfold after the new program was introduced.
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The population increased thirteenfold in just a decade.
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The company reported a thirteenfold increase in profits over the last decade.
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Membership in the club grew thirteenfold after the new program was introduced.
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This year's profits are thirteenfold higher than last year's.
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Etymology
Thirteenfold comes from putting thirteen and fold together, where fold means 'times' or 'parts', just like in twofold. So thirteenfold describes something that is 'thirteen times' as much or made of thirteen parts.