decuple
/ˈdɛkjʊpəl/
adjective
- Ten times as great or as many; tenfold.
- The population of the city experienced a decuple growth over the century.
- The company saw a decuple increase in sales after the new product launch.
- A decuple dose of the medicine would be dangerous.
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noun
- An amount ten times as large as another.
- The final cost was a decuple of the original estimate.
- They aimed to produce a decuple of last year's output.
- The donation was a decuple of what they had hoped for.
verb
- To multiply by ten; to increase tenfold.
- The new technology could decuple the efficiency of the factory.
- The investment decupled their savings within a few years.
- If we decuple our efforts, we might finish the project on time.
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