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five-fold

 

Definitions from WordNet

Adjective five-fold has 1 sense
  1. quintuple, fivefold - having five units or components
    Antonym: single (indirect, via multiple)

Definitions from the Web

Five-fold

Adjective (Popular)

Used to describe something that is divided into five parts or aspects.

Example sentence: The report presented a five-fold increase in revenue for the company.

Adjective (Local)

A term used in specific local dialects to describe something that is five times bigger or larger than usual.

Example sentence: In the local market, you can get a five-fold portion of fries for just a dollar.

Adverb (Popular)

Used to describe an action or occurrence that happens in five different ways or on five separate occasions.

Example sentence: The performer amazed the audience by juggling five balls five-fold.

Adverb (Local)

A term used in specific local dialects to describe an action or occurrence that happens to a significant extent, approximately five times more than expected.

Example sentence: The car sped five-fold faster than the speed limit, attracting the attention of the local police.

Noun (Popular)

Refers to something that is divided or partitioned into five equal parts or aspects.

Example sentence: The booklet contains a five-fold of maps for different areas of the city.

Noun (Local)

A term used in specific local dialects to refer to a five times larger or taller version of something.

Example sentence: The local fair features a five-fold replica of the town's famous landmark.

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