millionfold

[ mil-yuh n-fohld ]

/ ˈmɪl yənˈfoʊld /

comprising a million parts or members.

a million times as great or as much: a millionfold increase.

in a millionfold measure.

Origin of millionfold

First recorded in 1860–65; million + -fold

If you would bear to hear me read, you would see for yourself the millionfold modification of everything.

The Last Miracle |M. P. Shiel
The State is the union of individuals into a moral whole which multiplies a millionfold the aggregate of the powers of each.

Contemporary Socialism |John Rae
Every other variation must then result from the millionfold connections between these brain cells.

Psychotherapy |Hugo Mnsterberg
It made her eyes flash like so much fire, it gave her a millionfold more grace, more abandon, more heedlessness.

Under Two Flags |Ouida [Louise de la Ramee]

This was usually four drops of a millionfold dilution in water.

The Treatment of Hay Fever |George Frederick Laidlaw