multiply

[ˈmʌltɪplaɪ]

Definition:
1. To add a number to itself a particular number of times.
2. To increase or make something increase very much in number or amount.
3. Combine by multiplication.
4. Combine or increase by multiplication.

Use 'multiply' in a sentence:

1. Think of a number and multiply it by two.
2. Can the boy multiply?
3. You've got to juggle the two equations, multiply that by 4, multiply that by 3, add and subtract and so on.
4. Granted that each piece gives you five hundred, multiply five hundred by five.
5. Remember that we need to multiply it by the volume here, the volume of some sphere we've defined.
6. Thus, fever would make it more difficult for an infecting bacterium to acquire iron and thus to multiply.
7. OK, now we know how to multiply matrices.
8. Since then, arguments for and against homework have continued to multiply.
9. Can we multiply anything by anything?
10. And I can cross-multiply here.
11. Once ingested by a caterpillar, the protein globule dissolves, releasing thousands of viruses, or virions, that after about two weeks multiply enough to fill the entire body cavity.
12. This will multiply our chances of success.
13. Let's say you want to multiply two polynomials together.
14. These permutations multiply toward infinity.
15. Multiply $3 by the more than 5 billion magstripe credit and prepaid cards in circulation in the U.S.
16. Take the time in seconds, square it, and multiply by 5.12.
17. I spent at least an hour adding, dividing, multiplying and subtracting, and then the whole thing came out wrong!
18. What does it mean to multiply them?
19. Abuses multiply when citizens are indifferent.
20. So, what does it mean to multiply matrices?
21. Multiply 2 and 6 together and you get 12.
22. Application of the Group Multiply Table in Normal Representation of Group.
23. Mountains multiply, streams double back I doubt there's even a road;' willows cluster darkly, blossoms shine another village ahead!
24. What do you get if you multiply six by nine?
25. Multiply the cost per iteration by 15.
26. How do we do that correction? When I first tried this, I thought, fine I'll multiply by 365/60, but I forgot this is a leap year.
27. In our example, if you multiply 151 by 50, you'll get 7550.
28. These cells attached themselves and began to multiply.
29. Because like Adam and Eve in the first creation story, Noah is told to be fruitful and multiply.
30. Multiply this number by 6 to get your heart rate per minute.
31. The cells then mature and multiply.
32. These permutations multiply towards infinity.
33. I multiply both sides with R squared.
34. Bacteria multiply quickly under favourable conditions.
35. It is possible to multiply these bacteria in the laboratory.
36. Initially unrestrained by predators of their own, foreign predators are likely to be able to multiply rapidly and overwhelm intended targets.
37. Without such regulations, tragedies involving water scooters are sure to multiply, which makes many beaches unsafe for recreation.
38. Take the average of those ratios and multiply by a hundred.
39. Rabbits multiply rapidly.
40. Rabbits multiply very fast.
41. These creatures can multiply quickly.
42. The children are already learning to multiply and divide.
43. It's very clear the way you patch it up is that you multiply it by this constant and now we're all set.