[f. QUADRUPLE a. + -LY2.] Four times; in a fourfold degree or manner.
1726. Swift, Gulliver, I. vi. The innocent person is quadruply recompensed … for the danger he underwent.
1793. I. Taylor, Orat. Julian, p. lxvi. Thy orb quadruply intersects these worlds.
1857. Geo. Eliot, Ess. (1884), 4. The poet’s [Young’s] father was quadruply clerical, being at once rector, prebendary, court chaplain, and dean.
