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zillions

/ˈzɪl.jənz/

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1. An extremely large number

An unspecified, extraordinarily large number of people or things; the plural form of zillion, used informally and hyperbolically to emphasize an immense quantity.

1.1. A vast quantity of countable things

Refers to an extremely large or seemingly countless number of individual people, objects, animals, events, or other countable things.

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  • In the vast universe, astronomers estimate there are zillions of galaxies, each containing countless stars.
  • The charitable foundation distributed aid to help alleviate the suffering of zillions of people affected by the natural disaster.
  • As the ant colony expanded, it became a bustling society with zillions of industrious insects working together.
  • The comedian's jokes resonated with the audience, eliciting zillions of hearty laughs throughout the performance.
  • In the digital age, social media platforms host zillions of posts and interactions every second, shaping global conversations.

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1.2. An enormous amount of something

Used informally to emphasize an exceptionally large quantity or abundance of something, especially when the exact amount is unknown or unimportant.

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  • The new application offers zillions of customization options for users.
  • She has zillions of ideas for improving the business.
  • The old library contains zillions of pages of historical documents.

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