quintuple
/kwɪnˈtʌpəl/
adjective
- Consisting of five parts or things.
- The company announced a quintuple merger involving five different firms.
- The recipe called for a quintuple batch of cookies for the party.
- They ordered a quintuple espresso to stay awake all night.
- Five times as much or as many.
- The population of the city has seen a quintuple growth over the last century.
- The new machine can produce a quintuple amount of output compared to the old one.
- Her salary increased by a quintuple factor after the promotion.
verb
- To multiply or become multiplied by five.
- If you quintuple the ingredients, you'll have enough soup for everyone.
- The value of the house quintupled after the neighborhood was renovated.
- The company plans to quintuple its profits within five years.
noun
- A set or amount five times as large as usual.
- He ordered a quintuple of the regular serving of fries.
- The bet was a quintuple of what he had wagered before.
- She received a quintuple of the normal bonus for her hard work.