Tenfold ( adverb , adjective )

(As an adverb)

Tenfold ( adverb )

1. By a factor of ten; ten times as much or as many.
2. In ten times the number or amount.

Origin:

From middle english tenfold, from old english tendofald, equivalent to ten + fold. .

Examples:

1. The company's profits increased tenfold over the past year.
2. The population of the city has grown tenfold since the 1950s.
3. The new drug is tenfold more effective than the previous one.
4. The amount of data that can be stored on a disk has increased tenfold in recent years.
5. The new technology has improved the efficiency of the process tenfold.

(As an adjective)

Tenfold ( adjective )

1. By a factor of ten; ten times as much or as many.
2. In ten times the number or amount.

Origin:

From middle english tenfold, from old english tendofald, equivalent to ten + fold. .

Examples:

1. The company's profits increased tenfold over the past year.
2. The population of the city has grown tenfold since the 1950s.
3. The new drug is tenfold more effective than the previous one.
4. The amount of data that can be stored on a disk has increased tenfold in recent years.
5. The new technology has improved the efficiency of the process tenfold.