Definition of "multifold" [mul•ti•fold]

• Numerous and varied; manifold. (adjective)

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• "So it's a value added when international education is multifold from the learning perspective and it is well-documented."
• "That means adopting principles, values, laws, and treaties that release creativity and initiative at every level of society in multifold responses originating concurrently and spontaneously."
• "The reasons for public sector pension trouble are multifold, but a major factor is the market implosion."