octuple
- adjective
- /ˈɑːktəpəl/
- It's an octuple king.
Examples
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During the experiment, we used an octuple chamber to conduct the tests more efficiently.
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The orchestra had an octuple arrangement, with eight musicians playing together in harmony.
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The door was of steel and wood, with a glass panel of octuple glazing, almost opaque.
Fiction book (1998) -
The architect designed a building with an octuple layout, featuring eight distinct sections.
Synonyms
Having eight parts or being eight times as many
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Morphology
octuple = oct (semi-transparent) = oct + uple
Formally oct- + -uple yields 'eightfold', but the combining form 'oct-' is not a standalone common word for many learners.
Etymology
The word octuple has the root oct- meaning 'eight', the same root you see in octagon and octopus. So an octuple thing has eight parts or is eight times as much.