Pronunciation: /kwɑːˈdrʊplɪkət/
noun a set of four copies or things
A1 I made a quadruplicate of the document for each team member.
A2 The teacher asked us to make a quadruplicate of our homework assignment.
B1 The company policy requires a quadruplicate of all important forms to be kept on file.
B2 The architect made a quadruplicate of the blueprints to distribute to the construction team.
C1 The scientist produced a quadruplicate of the research findings to ensure accuracy.
C2 The author always creates a quadruplicate of the manuscript before sending it to the publisher.
verb to make four copies or things
A1 I quadruplicate my notes to make sure I don't lose them.
A2 She quadruplicates important documents for safekeeping.
B1 The team quadruplicated the data to ensure accuracy.
B2 The company quadruplicates all important files to prevent loss.
C1 The scientist quadruplicated the results of the experiment for verification purposes.
C2 In order to maintain security, the government quadruplicates sensitive information.
formal The document was printed in quadruplicate for each member of the committee.
informal I made four copies of the report for everyone.
slang I quadrupled the paperwork because everyone needed a copy.
figurative Her joy quadruplicated when she found out she was accepted into all four colleges.
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