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Meaning of millifold
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millifold (a.)
Thousandfold.
millifold Sentence Examples
- The telescope revealed a millifold increase in the number of celestial bodies visible in the night sky.
- The microscope's millifold magnification allowed scientists to observe microorganisms in unprecedented detail.
- The virus multiplied at a millifold rate, rapidly overwhelming the immune system.
- The drought caused the crop yield to decrease millifold, plunging the region into famine.
- The investment grew millifold, making the investor a millionaire overnight.
- The population of the city increased millifold over the past century, leading to overcrowding and infrastructure strain.
- The millifold increase in data storage capacity enabled us to archive the entire history of mankind.
- The millifold improvement in efficiency reduced costs and increased productivity by leaps and bounds.
- The new drug showed a millifold increase in potency, revolutionizing the treatment of chronic diseases.
- The millifold difference in taste between the two wines made it easy to determine the superior vintage.
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Thousandfold.
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The telescope revealed a millifold increase in the number of celestial bodies visible in the night sky.
The microscope's millifold magnification allowed scientists to observe microorganisms in unprecedented detail.
The virus multiplied at a millifold rate, rapidly overwhelming the immune system.
The drought caused the crop yield to decrease millifold, plunging the region into famine.
