hundredfold

[ huhn-drid-fohld ]

/ ˈhʌn drɪdˌfoʊld /

a hundred times as great or as much.

comprising a hundred parts or members.

in a hundredfold measure.

Origin of hundredfold

First recorded in 1125–75, hundredfold is from the Middle English word hundredfald. See hundred, -fold

An hundredfold did she return to Esmond Clarenden all the care and protection he had given to her in her orphaned childhood.

Vanguards of the Plains |Margaret McCarter
The outrage of the episode was a hundredfold intensified; it grew into an inconceivable ghastly horror.

Hilda Lessways |Arnold Bennett
Invest your all in God's cause; you will receive a hundredfold now and hereafter.

Around Old Bethany |Robert Lee Berry
If you work and love and plan for it, promptly it turns around and over and gives back a hundredfold more than you put into it.

Over Paradise Ridge |Maria Thompson Daviess

These are not lessened by our more intimate knowledge of her ancient civilization, but rather increased a hundredfold.

Myths and Legends of Ancient Egypt |Lewis Spence