Thesaurus / multi-plication
FEEDBACKsynonyms for multi-plication
synonyms for multi-plication
- boost
- development
- escalation
- expansion
- gain
- hike
- increment
- inflation
- merger
- raise
- rise
- surge
- upsurge
- upturn
- access
- accession
- accretion
- accrual
- accumulation
- aggrandizement
- augmentation
- breakthrough
- burgeoning
- cumulation
- elaboration
- enlargement
- exaggeration
- extension
- incorporation
- intensification
- markup
- maximization
- multiplication
- optimization
- spread
- step-up
- swell
- swelling
- upgrade
- waxing
- algebra
- calculation
- calculus
- geometry
- math
- addition
- division
- figures
- multiplication
- numbers
- subtraction
- trigonometry
- enhancement
- enlargement
- accession
- accretion
- addition
- amplification
- boost
- buildup
- development
- enrichment
- expansion
- extension
- growth
- hike
- increase
- increment
- inflation
- intensification
- magnification
- multiplication
- raise
- reinforcement
- rise
- strengthening
- swelling
- beefing up
- fleshing out
- heightening
- up
- upping
- breeding
- copy
- facsimile
- imitation
- photocopy
- photograph
- picture
- propagation
- recreation
- replica
- replication
- carbon
- clone
- ditto
- dupe
- fake
- flimsy
- generation
- increase
- look-alike
- mimeo
- mimeograph
- multiplication
- offprint
- Photostat
- pic
- portrayal
- procreation
- proliferation
- reduplication
- reenactment
- renewal
- reprinting
- revival
- transcription
- twin
- Xerox
- carbon copy
- chip off old block
- mirror image
- repro
- stat
- acceleration
- advance
- ascent
- boost
- climb
- growth
- hike
- increment
- inflation
- progress
- surge
- upsurge
- upswing
- upturn
- accession
- accretion
- addition
- advancement
- aggrandizement
- augmentation
- breakthrough
- distention
- doubling
- enlargement
- heightening
- intensification
- intensifying
- markup
- multiplication
- promotion
- raise
- step-up
- swell
- upgrade
- waxing
- piling up
- stacking up
- accretion
- aggregation
- buildup
- growth
- inflation
- pile
- quantity
- accession
- addition
- agglomeration
- aggrandizement
- augmentation
- chunk
- collecting
- collection
- conglomeration
- enlargement
- gob
- heap
- hoarding
- hunk
- increase
- intensification
- mass
- multiplication
- stack
- stock
- store
- trove
- amassment
- up
- upping
- amplification
- addition
- augmentation
- compounding
- increase
- procreation
- recurrence
- reduplication
- repeating
- repetition
- reproduction
- augmenting
- manifolding
- reduplification
- reproducing
- amplification
- augmentation
- boost
- buildup
- enlargement
- escalation
- growth
- multiplication
- raise
- rise
- swell
- upsurge
- upturn
- aggrandization
- augment
- upswing
- breeding
- clone
- copy
- ditto
- dupe
- facsimile
- fake
- increase
- mimeo
- mimeograph
- photocopy
- photograph
- Photostat
- picture
- reprinting
- twin
- Xerox
- carbon
- carbon copy
- chip off old block
- flimsy
- generation
- imitation
- look-alike
- mirror image
- multiplication
- offprint
- pic
- portrayal
- procreation
- proliferation
- propagation
- recreation
- reduplication
- reenactment
- renewal
- replica
- replication
- repro
- revival
- stat
- transcription
- development
- enlargement
- extension
- increase
- inflation
- spread
- amplification
- augmentation
- breadth
- diffusion
- dilation
- distance
- distension
- evolution
- expanse
- magnification
- maturation
- multiplication
- space
- stretch
- swelling
- unfolding
- opening out
- advance
- advancement
- expansion
- gain
- hike
- improvement
- increase
- production
- prosperity
- rise
- success
- surge
- aggrandizement
- augmentation
- boost
- buildup
- crop
- cultivation
- enlargement
- evolution
- extension
- flowering
- germination
- maturation
- multiplication
- produce
- proliferation
- sprouting
- stretching
- swell
- thickening
- unfolding
- vegetation
- waxing
- widening
- beefing up
- evolvement
- fleshing out
- heightening
- maturing
- up
- upping
antonyms for multi-plication
MOST RELEVANT
- compression
- contraction
- decline
- decrease
- deduction
- diminishment
- drop
- fall
- lessening
- loss
- reduction
- shortening
- shrinkage
- stagnation
- subtraction
- degradation
- decline
- decrease
- failure
- hindrance
- stagnation
- deduction
- lessening
- reduction
- shrinkage
- subtraction
- drop
- fall
- slump
- worsening
- decline
- decrease
- failure
- halt
- loss
- stagnation
- stop
- worsening
- abridgment
- compression
- destruction
- reduction
- abatement
- diminishment
- lessening
- underdevelopment
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In 1843 he was only two thousand francs ahead; but Gedeon Brunner having died, he became a multi-millionaire.
REPERTORY OF THE COMEDIE HUMAINE, COMPLETE, A -- ZANATOLE CERFBERR AND JULES FRANOIS CHRISTOPHEThey ran a dime apiece up into multi-millions without batting their eye-lashes.
HOODED DETECTIVE, VOLUME III NO. 2, JANUARY, 1942VARIOUSAffirmant multi moralistae qui inseminationem requirant talem impotentem.
ESSAYS IN PASTORAL MEDICINEAUSTIN MALLEYThis, then, is the tragedy of the American multi-millionaires.
AMERICAN SKETCHESCHARLES WHIBLEYThe onlookers were throwing multi-colored streamers at the girls they liked the best among the riders.
PARIS VISTASHELEN DAVENPORT GIBBONSThree men, crawling, were frantically striving against the multi-gee field to reach the door before me.
GREYLORNJOHN KEITH LAUMERI sent a concentrated blast at the head, as the figure awkwardly tottered toward me, ungainly in the multi-gee field.
GREYLORNJOHN KEITH LAUMERAt the jungle's edge, leaves and fronds sped multi-textured rippling along the foliage.
THE JEWELS OF APTORSAMUEL R. DELANYMethod for multi-color printing with but one impression; method for printing sheet metals; substitute for printing blocks.
HOW TO SUCCEED AS AN INVENTORGOODWIN B. SMITHAs a matter of fact, hard put to it as he was for funds, Clemens at this time regarded himself as a potential multi-millionaire.
MARK TWAIN, A BIOGRAPHY, 1835-1910, COMPLETEALBERT BIGELOW PAINE