Twice in a sentence as an adverb

And, by the way, it pays twice as well.

And this machine had been sent back for repair about three times, and replaced twice.

But it might require actual customer service; that must have made them think twice.

* Printing on the back is expensive, the badge printers that do this cost often twice as much.

We get common stock, so you can't screw the common sharedholders without screwing us, which most people would think twice about.

I'd think twice before declaring victory; I don't see any reason to believe that the server is now "clean".

In my childhood alone, I was evicted twice, moved countries several times, and had times when we were very well-off and times when we couldn't afford food.

This is easily done because the automatic progression is inconsistent, so I've had to tab twice before getting to the year, and because it automatically moves me there, I end up on the CVV.

The postal service in Taiwan was always awesomely efficient when I lived there, with residential mail delivery twice a day all days of the week, year-round except for a brief set of holidays for Chinese New Year.

Twice definitions

adverb

two times; "I called her twice"

adverb

to double the degree; "she was doubly rewarded"; "his eyes were double bright"

See also: doubly double