trillions Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- tons
- surpluses
- hundreds
- mobs
- swarms
- floods
- kazillions
- droves
- presses
- hordes
- legions
- herds
- crowds
- hosts
- scores
- flocks
- multitudes
- jillions
- seas
- throngs
- armies
Weak:
- volumes
- overmuch
- plethoras
- stores
- wads
- overkills
- pecks
- overabundances
- yards
- rafts
- hundred
- oodles
- surfeits
- superfluities
- shiploads
- overages
- carloads
- fistfuls
- superabundances
- overflows
- bunches
- deluges
- loads
- gobs
- boatloads
- oversupplies
- basketfuls
- masses
- embarrassments
- stacks
- heaps
- plagues
- excesses
- wealths
- bundles
- piles
- much
- scads
- reams
- dozen
- epidemics
- quantities
- redundancies
- dozens
- barrels
- bonanzas
- myriads
- bushels
- mountains
- chunks
- crushes
- pots
- bevies
- sheaves
- abundances
- buckets
- sights
- platefuls
- crams
- rashes
- truckloads
- multiplicities
- good-deals
Strongest:
- dots
- mouthfuls
- crumbs
- fragments
- bits
- particles
- strains
- hints
- driblets
- ounces
- mites
- spots
- handfuls
- atoms
- flecks
- specks
- licks
- granules
- scraps
- rays
- traces
- molecules
- peanuts
- streaks
- touches
- grains
- shreds
- pinches
- tastes
- aces
- suspicions
- drams
- shades
- shadows
- glimmers
Strong:
- pittances
- deficits
- sections
- smidgeons
- shots
- dashes
- morsels
- motes
- smidges
- pieces
- nubbins
- modicums
- little
- whits
- tittles
- sprinkles
- scruples
- dabs
- handsful
- jots
- flyspecks
- portions
- drops
- smatterings
- smidgens
- smidgins
- sprinklings
- iotas
- shortages
- nips
Weak:
trillions Meaning
trillions
a very large number, an indeterminately large number, a number equal to 1,000 times one billion see Table of Numbers, a number equal to 1,000 times one billion see number
trillions Sentence Examples
- The global economy is estimated to reach trillions of dollars in the next decade.
- The national debt has surpassed trillions of dollars, raising concerns about its sustainability.
- Scientists estimate that there are trillions of stars in our galaxy alone.
- The amount of data generated on the internet every day reaches trillions of bytes.
- The government's infrastructure plan involves investing trillions of dollars in transportation and energy projects.
- The recent pandemic has cost the global economy trillions of dollars in lost revenue.
- The cumulative wealth of the world's billionaires has grown to trillions of dollars.
- Experts predict that climate change could cause trillions of dollars in damage over the next century.
- The number of plastic bottles discarded each year globally is in the trillions.
- The population of the earth is projected to reach trillions in the coming centuries.
FAQs About the word trillions
a very large number, an indeterminately large number, a number equal to 1,000 times one billion see Table of Numbers, a number equal to 1,000 times one billio
zillions, gazillions, million, thousands,millions, tons, surpluses, hundreds, mobs, swarms
dots, mouthfuls, crumbs, fragments, bits, particles, strains, hints, driblets,ounces
The global economy is estimated to reach trillions of dollars in the next decade.
The national debt has surpassed trillions of dollars, raising concerns about its sustainability.
Scientists estimate that there are trillions of stars in our galaxy alone.
The amount of data generated on the internet every day reaches trillions of bytes.
