centuple
American
[sen-tuh-puhl, -tyuh-]
/ ˈsɛn tə pəl, -tyə- /
adjective
verb (used with object)
centupled,
centupling
Etymology
Origin of centuple
1600–10; < Middle French < Late Latin centuplus, equivalent to Latin centu ( m ) 100 + -plus -fold
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