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sextuply
▪ I. † ˈsextuply, v. Scots Law. Obs. rare. Cf. sextiply v. [ad. med.L. sextuplicāre, f. sextuplic-, -plex: see sextuplex a.] intr. To make a rejoinder to a quintuplication.1673 Rec. Justic. Crt. Edinb. (S.H.S.) II. 167 Quintuplyes his Majesties Advocate, that..Sextuplyes Sir Geo. M{supc}Kenzie, that... Oxford English Dictionary
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Sextuple bond
For example, sextuply-bonded dimolybdenum has an equilibrium bond length of 1.93 Å. Only the latter corresponds to the formation of a stable, sextuply-bonded ditungsten dimer. wikipedia.org
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sextiply
† ˈsextiply, v. Obs. rare. [ad. med.L. sextiplicāre, inferior form of sextuplicāre sextuply v.] trans. To multiply by six.1602 J. Davies (of Heref.) Microcosmos 86 So, some Affections our soules browes vnbend, And other some doe sextiply each dent. 1602 ― Mirum in Modum xv. Wks. (Grosart) I. 6/2 And... Oxford English Dictionary
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sextuplicate
sexˈtuplicate, a. and n. [ad. med.L. sextuplicāt-um, pa. pple. of sextuplicāre: see sextuply v.] † A. adj. Sixfold. Obs. rare—1.1657 Hobbes Absurd Geom. 10 An infinite row of Arithmetically proportionalls in proportion quadruplicate, quintuplicate, sextuplicate &c. B. n. (See quot. 1934.) Also in ph... Oxford English Dictionary
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