quadruple
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- adjective
- /kwɑːˈdruːpəl/
:
cuádruple
- In 1960, Latin America's per capita income was in the $300-$400 range; now it is quadruple that.
- quadruple meter
- triple or quadruple
I mean, it's, it's triple or quadruple what it used to be.
- I mean, it's, it's triple or quadruple what it used to be.
- She's got double platinum, quadruple platinum, seven time platinum albums.
- My inbox and text messages are reaching quadruple digits now.
- But right now, I mean, specialists are making double, triple, quadruple as much as as primary care doctors.
- It was only in the room with about four other people, like almost quadruple that.
- So, yeah, you know, going to the film forum for the quadruple feature was so much cheaper than Tish.
- So yeah, like a double edged sword, a quadruple edged sword for both sexes doing non monogamy.
Examples
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The new smartphone offers a quadruple lens camera for enhanced photography.
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Probably quadruple the price that I actually paid for this candy.
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I mean, it's, it's triple or quadruple what it used to be.
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More grassroots than ever, and yet quadruple the size.
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If a woman has obesity and diabetes, she has quadruple the risk of having an autistic child.
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This cake recipe calls for quadruple layers of chocolate and vanilla.
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The quadruple benefits of using public transportation include saving money, reducing pollution, improving health, and decreasing traffic.
Synonyms
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To multiply an amount by four
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Four times as much or having four parts
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Having four parts or being four times as large
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Having four parts or affecting four different targets
Having four parts
Having four parts or units
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Etymology
The adjective quadruple comes from Latin quadruplex, meaning 'fourfold'. It describes something made of four parts or that is four times as great, just like a quartet has four players.