Definition of sextuplicate in English:

sextuplicate

adjective sɛksˈtjuːplɪkətsɛksˈtʃuːplɪkət

Originally: (Mathematics) designating a proportion between two pairs of quantities in which the ratio of one pair is equal to the ratio of the sixth powers of the other pair, and one between two variable quantities in which one has a constant ratio to the sixth power of the other (now historical). Later: (more generally) sixfold; sextuple; consisting of six identical or similar things.

noun sɛksˈtjuːplɪkətsɛksˈtʃuːplɪkət

Each of six things exactly alike or closely resembling one another.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Hobbes (1588–1679), philosopher. From post-classical Latin sextuplicatus sixfold, probably from classical Latin sextus sixth + -uplicātus (in quadruplicātus); compare post-classical Latin sextuplic-, sextuplex. In use as noun after duplicate.

Definition of sextuplicate in US English:

sextuplicate

adjective

Originally: (Mathematics) designating a proportion between two pairs of quantities in which the ratio of one pair is equal to the ratio of the sixth powers of the other pair, and one between two variable quantities in which one has a constant ratio to the sixth power of the other (now historical). Later: (more generally) sixfold; sextuple; consisting of six identical or similar things.

noun

Each of six things exactly alike or closely resembling one another.

Origin

Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Hobbes (1588–1679), philosopher. From post-classical Latin sextuplicatus sixfold, probably from classical Latin sextus sixth + -uplicātus (in quadruplicātus); compare post-classical Latin sextuplic-, sextuplex. In use as noun after duplicate.

词汇	sextuplicate
释义	Definition of sextuplicate in English: sextuplicate adjective sɛksˈtjuːplɪkətsɛksˈtʃuːplɪkət Originally: (Mathematics) designating a proportion between two pairs of quantities in which the ratio of one pair is equal to the ratio of the sixth powers of the other pair, and one between two variable quantities in which one has a constant ratio to the sixth power of the other (now historical). Later: (more generally) sixfold; sextuple; consisting of six identical or similar things. noun sɛksˈtjuːplɪkətsɛksˈtʃuːplɪkət Each of six things exactly alike or closely resembling one another. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Hobbes (1588–1679), philosopher. From post-classical Latin sextuplicatus sixfold, probably from classical Latin sextus sixth + -uplicātus (in quadruplicātus); compare post-classical Latin sextuplic-, sextuplex. In use as noun after duplicate. Definition of sextuplicate in US English: sextuplicate adjective Originally: (Mathematics) designating a proportion between two pairs of quantities in which the ratio of one pair is equal to the ratio of the sixth powers of the other pair, and one between two variable quantities in which one has a constant ratio to the sixth power of the other (now historical). Later: (more generally) sixfold; sextuple; consisting of six identical or similar things. noun Each of six things exactly alike or closely resembling one another. Origin Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Hobbes (1588–1679), philosopher. From post-classical Latin sextuplicatus sixfold, probably from classical Latin sextus sixth + -uplicātus (in quadruplicātus); compare post-classical Latin sextuplic-, sextuplex. In use as noun after duplicate.
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