hundredfold
- adverb
- /ˈhʌndrədˌfoʊld/
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- But, you know, if that same eggy smell were magnified by a hundredfold, then you wouldn't be happy.
The number one predictor is a hundredfold more predictive than anything that's on that board.
- The number one predictor is a hundredfold more predictive than anything that's on that board.
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The number one predictor is a hundredfold more predictive than anything that's on that board.
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It's going to come tenfold, hundredfold, thousandfold.
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And I feel like whenever we remove stuff, we return plant material like a hundredfold to that space.
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The work is going to be the same amount of work, but the size of wealth that you create could be a hundredfold for people listening.
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That's a hundredfold or two hundredfold times the dose and they used it every day.
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Ones the quality in, in therapists and the variability in therapists is a hundredfold larger than that.
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Investing in your education can increase your earning potential a hundredfold.
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With this new technology, we expect our production efficiency to improve a hundredfold.
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The benefits of the new policy multiplied a hundredfold, positively impacting the community.
Synonyms
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An amount multiplied by one hundred
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Etymology
Hundredfold comes from the number hundred and the word fold, which means 'times', as in twofold or tenfold. So if something grows hundredfold, it has increased 'a hundred times'.