decuple
dec·u·ple
adjective \ˈde-kyə-pəl\Definition of DECUPLE
1
: tenfold
2
: taken in groups of 10
Origin of DECUPLE
French décuple, from Middle French, from Late Latin decuplus, from Latin decem ten + -uplus (as in quadruplus quadruple)
First Known Use: 1613
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