multitrillionaire

plural multitrillionaires

1. Somebody whose wealth equals two or more trillion of a currency.

   Each person would receive 2 × 10¹⁴ dollars and become a multitrillionaire.

   1986, Howard Stephen Stoker, Introduction to Chemical Principles, Macmillan Publishers, →ISBN, page 113

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   When I am a billionaire, I will be a power in the financial set, but I will still be only one among a handful. It is only when I am a multitrillionaire that I will be able to control governments and force my will upon the world.

   1983 July, Wall Street Computer Review, page 148

   The pennies you could give to the 5 billion people on Earth to make each of them a multitrillionaire.

   1995, Stephen Strauss, The Sizesaurus, Kodansha International, →ISBN, page 102

   His name was J. Everest Weatherwax, and he was so famous that even I recognized him. Multitrillionaire, captain of industry, statesman, public servant, philanthropist, Weatherwax was a legend in his own time.

   1998 December, Ben Bova, Sam Gunn Forever, Avon Eos, →ISBN, pages 230–231

   But as the ratings went up companies got interested and began to buy time. Now Dr. Aslow was a multitrillionaire.

   2001, A. D. Nauman, Scorch, Soft Skull, →ISBN, page 137

   In addition to the U.S. “big three,” other U.S. multitrillionaires include Citibank, Mellon Trust and Northern Trust.

   2001 October, Far Eastern Economic Review, volume 164