Septuple

Synonyms for "septuple" (6 found)

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Translations

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Armenian

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  • յոթնապատկել verb (multiply by seven)

Bulgarian

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  • седемкратен adj (Seven times as much)

Finnish

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  • seitsenkertainen adj (Seven times as much)
  • seitsenkertaistaa verb (multiply by seven)

German

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  • versiebenfachen verb (multiply by seven)

Portuguese

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  • séptuplo noun (sevenfold amount)
  • sétuplo noun (sevenfold amount)

Russian

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  • семикратный adj (Seven times as much)

Sample sentences

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[Japan] will not remember our American and English missionaries as she remembers even now those great Chinese priests who once educated her youth. And she will not preserve relics of our sojourn, carefully wrapped in septuple coverings of silk, and packed way in dainty whitewood boxes, because we had no new lesson of beauty to teach her,—nothing by which to appeal to her emotions.

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He is woozy with cold and a septuple whisky […]

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[…] hee is rid of the Deuill. Now he that is quit of so bad a Guest, shall septuple his owne woes by his re-entertainment.

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The intensity of solar radiation is nearly seven times greater on Mercury than on the earth, and on Uranus 330 times less; the proportion between the two extremes being that of upwards of 2000 to one. Let any one figure to himself the condition of our globe, were the sun to be septupled, to say nothing of the greater ratio!

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