re-double

as inincrease
as inintensify
as inmagnify
as inmount
as inrally
as inrise
as inrouse
as inredouble
as inredouble
as inreecho
as insnowball
as indeepen
as indouble
as induplicate
as inecho

Antonyms for re-double

Word Origin & History

mid-15c., "double again, multiply" (trans.), from Middle French redoubler, from Old French re- "again" (see re-) + doubler "to double" (see double (v.)). Meaning "become twice as much" (intrans.) is from late 15c. Related: Redoubled; redoubling.

Example Sentences forre-double

If the dealer has seen the two hands, he is not allowed to re-double.

The man heard it with great delight, and promised to re-double his diligence to deserve her favour.

If any double or re-double out of turn be not accepted, there shall be no further doubling in that hand.

If the dealer or his partner elect to re-double, their adversaries shall have the right to again double.

If either of their adversaries elect to double, the dealer and his partner have the right to re-double.

If it is decided that the re-double shall stand, the process of re-doubling may continue as described in this and foregoing laws.

If any double or re-double out of turn be not accepted there shall be no further doubling in that hand.

Abud shouted threateningly for us to stop, but that only made us re-double our efforts.