adj
morefold
Morefold (adj) means (archaic) More than one; numerous or varied.
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(archaic) More than one; numerous or varied.
"Besides morefold anionic domino processes with one pericyclic reaction, domino sequences combining two initiating anionic with two pericyclic steps have also been developed."
— Lutz F. Tietze, Gordon Brasche (2007)
"The argument mentioned at 1166a35, that friendship with oneself is possible only so far as one is two or morefold (heesti duo epleid), has had its authenticity doubted."
— May Sim, The Crossroads of Norm and Nature (1995)
"The base-curves Br, Bs, Bt and Bu of the pencils are morefold curves of the surface L."
— Proceedings of the section of sciences (1907)
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Etymology
Formed from more and -fold. Compare manifold, West Frisian mearfâld (“plural”), Dutch meervoud (“plural”), and German Low German mehrfolig (“multiple, plural, repeated”).
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What is the meaning of morefold?
"morefold" (adj) means (archaic) More than one; numerous or varied.
What is another word for morefold?
Other words for "morefold" include many, numerous.
