twofold
/ˈtuːfoʊld/
adverb
- By a factor of two; to twice the amount or degree.
- Her confidence grew twofold after she won the competition.
- The value of the house increased twofold in just five years.
- The company's debt rose twofold due to the economic downturn.
adjective
- Having two parts or aspects; double in nature.
- The problem is twofold: we need more time and more workers.
- The company's goal is twofold: increase profits and reduce waste.
- Her reason for leaving was twofold: she wanted a new challenge and a better salary.
- Twice as much or as many; multiplied by two.
- There has been a twofold increase in sales this quarter.
- He received a twofold reward for his hard work.
- The population of the town experienced a twofold growth over the decade.