three-fold
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adj.AdjectiveBeing three times as great or as numerous.
The company aims for a three-fold increase in profits this year.
adj.AdjectiveHaving three parts or aspects.
The project has a three-fold purpose: to educate, to entertain, and to inspire.
adv.AdverbIn a three-fold manner or to a three-fold degree.
The recipe requires the ingredients to be mixed three-fold.
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Jennifer Lawrence Charisma Breakdown - Funny, Self-Deprecating Stories
- and that's three-fold the reason why. First off, as soon as you start telling an embarrassing
and that's three-fold the reason why. First off, as soon as you start telling an embarrassing
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- three-fold increase in creative abilities as a consequence and there's
three-fold increase in creative abilities as a consequence and there's
Shashank Sinha, M.D. | Evaluation and Management of Cardiogenic Shock in 2025
- A number of adverse events were published of course in the supplement seen in the Danger Shock trial, including a two fold increased risk of moderate severe bleeding, a two fold increased risk and renal replacement therapy, a three fold increased risk of sepsis with positive blood cultures.
A number of adverse events were published of course in the supplement seen in the Danger Shock trial, including a two fold increased risk of moderate severe bleeding, a two fold increased risk and renal replacement therapy, a three fold increased risk of sepsis with positive blood cultures.
Inside China’s Property Collapse (Evergrande Disaster)
- This helped China's household debt-to-GDP ratio surge from 18% in 2009 to a staggering 63.3% by March 2023, a three-fold increase in just 15 years.
This helped China's household debt-to-GDP ratio surge from 18% in 2009 to a staggering 63.3% by March 2023, a three-fold increase in just 15 years.