"tenfold, containing ten times as many," 1610s, from French décuple (late 15c.), from Latin decuplus "tenfold," from decem "ten" (from PIE root *dekm- "ten") + -plus (see -plus).
decriminalization
decriminalize
decry
decrypt
decubitus
decuple
decussate
dedicate
dedicated
dedication
deduce
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