twofold Synonyms
twofold Meaning
twofold (s)
having more than one decidedly dissimilar aspects or qualities
twice as great or many
twofold (r)
by a factor of two
twofold Sentence Examples
- The new policy had a twofold effect: it increased productivity and reduced expenses.
- The twofold purpose of the project was to enhance customer satisfaction and streamline processes.
- The intervention had a twofold impact: reducing patient pain and improving mobility.
- The discovery had twofold implications: it challenged established theories and opened new avenues for research.
- The agreement included a twofold commitment: to cooperate on technological development and promote economic growth.
- The medication had a twofold mechanism of action: it both reduced inflammation and blocked pain signals.
- The training program had a twofold objective: to develop technical skills and foster teamwork.
- The investigation yielded twofold results: it identified the suspects and uncovered the motive behind the crime.
- The accident had a twofold cause: mechanical failure and human error.
- The scholarship program had a twofold benefit: it provided financial assistance to students and encouraged academic excellence.
FAQs About the word twofold
having more than one decidedly dissimilar aspects or qualities, twice as great or many, by a factor of two
double,,
single,single,, unpaired,unpaired
The new policy had a twofold effect: it increased productivity and reduced expenses.
The twofold purpose of the project was to enhance customer satisfaction and streamline processes.
The intervention had a twofold impact: reducing patient pain and improving mobility.
The discovery had twofold implications: it challenged established theories and opened new avenues for research.
