thousandfold

[ adjective thou-zuh nd-fohld; adverb thou-zuh nd-fohld ]

/ adjective ˈθaʊ zəndˌfoʊld; adverb ˈθaʊ zəndˈfoʊld /

having a thousand elements or parts.

a thousand times as great or as much.

in a thousandfold manner or measure.

Origin of thousandfold

before 1000; Middle English thowsand folde, Old English thūsendfealde. See thousand, -fold

But our struggle at home is multiplied a thousandfold in West Africa.

Why Isn't Silicon Valley Doing More to Fight Ebola? |Abby Haglage |October 8, 2014 |DAILY BEAST
It had been worth the doing, and her toil was repaid now a thousandfold.

The Girls of St. Cyprian's |Angela Brazil
I thought I loved you months ago, but since my separation from you I feel that I love you a thousandfold more.

The Scrap Book. Volume 1, No. 2 |Various
The first time she had seen Traill, he had attracted her; now the attraction was increased a thousandfold.

Sally Bishop |E. Temple Thurston

Better, a thousandfold, be "tomboys" than such things as these.

Ginger-Snaps |Fanny Fern
But he had still the hope of returning the loan a thousandfold.

An Engagement of Convenience |Louis Zangwill