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multiplied
adjective
1 multiplied
Greatly increased as by multiplication.
Roget 102:
many,
several,
sundry,
divers,
various,
not a few;
Briarean;
a hundred,
a thousand,
a myriad,
a million,
a quadrillion,
a nonillion,
a thousand and one;
some ten or a dozen,
some forty or fifty
&c.;
half a dozen,
half a hundred
&c.;
very many,
full many,
ever so many;
numerous;
numerose†;
profuse,
in profusion;
manifold,
multiplied,
multitudinous,
multiple,
multinominal,
teeming,
populous,
peopled,
crowded,
thick,
studded;
galore.
thick coming,
many more,
more than one can tell,
a world of;
no end of,
no end to;
cum multis aliis [Lat.];
thick as hops,
thick as hail;
plenty as blackberries;
numerous as the stars in the firmament,
numerous as the sands on the seashore,
numerous as the hairs on the head;
and what not,
and heaven knows what;
endless
etc.
(infinite)
105.
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multiply
verb
1 multiply
Combine by multiplication.
Dutch: multipliceren, verheffen, vermenigvuldigen
2 multiply
Combine or increase by multiplication:
— He managed to multiply his profits.
synonym: manifold.
Dutch: vermenigvuldigen, verveelvoudigen
3 multiply
Have young (animals) or reproduce (organisms).
synonym: breed.
Roget 85:
number,
count,
tally,
tell;
call over,
run over;
take an account of,
enumerate,
muster,
poll,
recite,
recapitulate;
sum;
sum up,
cast up;
tell off,
score,
cipher,
compute,
calculate,
suppute†,
add,
subtract,
multiply,
divide,
extract roots.
algebraize†.
check,
prove,
demonstrate,
balance,
audit,
overhaul,
take stock;
affix numbers to,
page.
amount to,
add up to,
come to.
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Roget 102:
be numerous
etc.
adj.;
swarm with,
teem with,
creep with;
crowd,
swarm,
come thick upon;
outnumber,
multiply;
people;
swarm like locusts,
swarm like bees.
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Dutch: fokken, broeden
4 multiply
Have offspring or produce more individuals of a given animal or plant.
synonyms: procreate, reproduce.
Roget 163:
reproduce;
restore
etc.
660;
revive,
renovate,
renew,
regenerate,
revivify,
resuscitate,
reanimate;
remake,
refashion,
stir the embers,
put into the crucible;
multiply,
repeat;
resurge†.
crop up,
spring up like mushrooms.
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Roget 168:
make productive
etc.
adj.;
fructify;
procreate,
generate,
fertilize,
spermative†,
impregnate;
fecundate,
fecundify†;
teem,
multiply;
produce
etc.
161;
conceive.
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Dutch: voortpanten, reproduceren, vermenigvuldigen, voortplanten
adverb
1 multiply
In several ways; in a multiple manner.
Moby thesaurus: abound with, accrue, accumulate, add, advance, aggrandize, algebraize, appreciate, army, augment, balloon, be alive with, be fruitful, be productive, bear, beef up, beget, bloat, boom, boost, breed, breed true, bristle with, broaden, build, burst with, calculate, cast, cipher, cloud, clutter, compute, copulate, crawl with, creep with, crescendo, crossbreed, crowd, crush, develop, divide, dope out, drove, engender, enlarge, estimate, expand, extend, extract roots, father, figure, figure in, figure out, flock, fructify, gain, gain strength, generate, get, get ahead, go up, grow, heighten, horde, host, inbreed, increase, intensify, jam, legion, magnify, make love, measure, mother, mount, multitude, numbers, oodles, outbreed, overflow with, pack, press, procreate, produce, proliferate, propagate, pullulate, pullulate with, push, quantities, reckon, reproduce, reproduce in kind, rise, rout, run up, score, scores, shoot up, sire, snowball, spread, squash, strengthen, subtract, swarm with, swell, take account of, tally, teem, teem with, throng, throng with, upsurge, wax, widen, work out ... show more.
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