duplify
duplify verb: to double.
Verb
duplify (third-person singular simple present duplifies, present participle duplifying, simple past and past participle duplified)
- To double.
- If the bees of a triplet lie out, before the uſual time of deprivation, it ſhould be taken and placed at a conſiderable diſtance, and the duplified ſtock raiſed on a nadir hive: […]1796, John Keys, “Of Storifying” (chapter X), in The Antient Bee-Maſter's Farewell; or, Full and Plain Directions for the Management of Bees to the greateſt Advantage, London: […] G. G.; J. Robinson...
Forms of duplify
| third-person singular present | duplifies |
|---|---|
| present participle | duplifying |
| past participle | duplified |
| past | duplified |
Origin of duplify
From Latin duplus (“double”) + -ify.
Questions about duplify
- What does duplify mean?
- Duplify means to double.
- What part of speech is duplify?
- Duplify is a verb.
- What is the past tense of duplify?
- The past tense of duplify is duplified.
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