"Prillion" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Prillion" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

Prillion

"Prillion" Meaning

There is no word in the English language called "prillion."

"Prillion" Examples

5 Usage Examples of "Victillion" (Note: "Prillion" is not a word. I assume you meant "Trillion" or "Villion" which is not a word in English but assume you meant "Trillion")

Trillion

Trillion as a large number

1. If I had a trillion dollars, I'd be the richest person in the world.
2. The company's profits for the last quarter exceeded a trillion rupees.

Trillion with collective nouns

1. A trillion bees can honey bees can produce a massive amount of honey.
2. The trillion ants marched across the desert, searching for food.

Trillion as a fraction

1. 2/ trillion of the population supports the new policy.
2. 1/ trillion of the votes cast in the last election were invalid.

Trillion and time

1. The machine processed 1 trillion calculations per second.
2. It took a trillion years for the universe to form.

Trillion as a measurement

1. 2 trillion dollars as the price of the new telescope.
2. I bought a trillionth of a second's worth of stocks.

"Prillion" Similar Words

Priestley

Priestly

Relating to or characteristic of a priest or the priesthood. Having a traditional or formal quality, especially of a spiritual or religious nature.

Priests

Men or women who are ordained ministers in a Christian church and whose duties are to perform religious ceremonies and advise and counsel the faithful.

Prig

Priggish

Priggishly

Priggishness

Pronunciation: /prɪɡz/ Nouns: 1. A choke or snag in a rope or string, especially one caused by a knot. 2. A small, typically ostentatious, device or ornament, especially one displaying wealth or status. 3. A person, especially a man, who is self-important, opinionated, and excessively proud. Example sentences: - The sailor noticed a tight prig in the rope that needed to be untangled. - The jewelry featured a large prig studded with diamonds. - He was considered a bit of a prig by his colleagues for his overconfident attitude.

Prilocaine

Prilosec

Prim

Prima

Primacies

Primacy

Primaeval

Existing from the very beginning of time or from a particular time in the distant past; very old. Example: The primaeval forests on the island had been untouched for thousands of years.