manyfold

man·y·fold

(mĕn′ē-fōld′)

adv.

By many times: The state's population has increased manyfold.

manyfold

(ˈmɛnɪˌfəʊld)

adj

many

adv

in an increasing manner

man•y•fold

(ˈmɛn iˈfoʊld)

adv.

by many times; by multiples.

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The attempt to shut the site down had the opposite effect and increased the site's traffic manyfold.

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Completion of the entire project is expected by July 2019, involving upgrades throughout stations and tunnels to increase its 4G network capacity at the 18 MTR stations manyfold.

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60) Whereas an inherited disease study using MPS may need only 13X to 20X depth of coverage at a single nucleotide position, neoplasms need manyfold higher numbers for adequate sampling (Table 1).

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As a result, our purchasing capacity, per capita income, foreign currency reserve, export, investment and employment have multiplied manyfold.

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If all musical pitches create a perfect harmony, then that musical experience remains in every instrument player's memory, and the likelihood to create a good harmony the next time increases manyfold.