What comes after twice and thrice?

Answer 1

After "twice" and "thrice," the next term in the sequence would be "four times." These terms indicate multiplication by 2, 3, and 4 respectively. The pattern continues with "five times," "six times," and so on.

Answer 2

Once, Twice, Thrice, Quarce, Quince, Sence, Septence, Octence, Novence, Tonce, Elevonce, Twolce, Thorce, Quartonce, Quintonce, Sextonce, Septonce, Octonce, and Noventonce...

Unfortunately, it stops at 19 times.

Answer 3

It is nothing that comes after once, twice, thrice.

However, some people did create some protologisms for the "-ce" series:

1. Some people use "frice" after "thrice", which has been attested by Google Books Ngram Viewer.
2. The "-ce" protologisms by the DROD computer games: quarce, quince, sence, septence, octence, novence, tonce, elevonce, twolce, thorce, quartonce, quintonce, sextonce, septonce, octonce, noventonce.
3. Pure Latin protologisms of the "-ce" series: quarce, quince, sence, septence, octence, novence, decence, undecence, duodecence, tredecence, quattuordecence, quindecence, sedecence, septendecence, octodecence, novemdecence, vicence.
4. Pure English protologisms of the "-ce" series, which are compliant to the etymology of "once", "twice", and "thrice": fource, fifce, sixce, sevence, eightce, ninece, tence, elevence, twelfce, thirteence, fourteence, fifteence, sixteence, seventeence, eighteence, nineteence, twentice.

If you really need such things, choose the one you need.

Answer 4

Well, honey, after twice and thrice comes four times. It's as simple as that. No need to complicate things, just keep counting and you'll be fine.

Answer 5

Oh, dude, after twice and thrice comes... drumroll, please... four times! Yeah, it's not some super fancy word like "fourice" or anything. Just good ol' reliable "four times." Keep it simple, right?