tripled
v.v. to become three times as big or as many as before. You can also use it when you make something three times larger yourself.
v. to increase or multiply by a factor of three. Refers to the past tense or past participle of the process of tripling; functions transitively when an agent causes the increase and intransitively when the increase occurs independently.
The price of bread tripled in just one year.
After the new marketing campaign launched, the number of monthly subscribers tripled within a single quarter.
The company's valuation tripled following the successful acquisition of its primary competitor, surprising even the most optimistic financial analysts on Wall Street.
The verb can be used transitively ('they tripled their profits') or intransitively ('profits tripled').