megadollar

Fortune in currency

Megadollar refers to a million dollars, used especially when discussing large sums in business, government, or entertainment contexts: megadollar contracts, megadollar deals.

The prefix mega- emphasizes impressive scale.

Often appears in the plural: The studio spent megadollars on special effects.

wealth

billionaire

Person worth ten figures

plutocrat · tycoon · magnate · mogul · high-roller · moneyed · oligarch · capital · riches · prosperity

luxury

yacht

Large pleasure vessel

Rolls-Royce · couture · bespoke · extravagance · opulence · lavishness · indulgence · exclusivity · champagne · caviar

corporate

conglomerate

Corporation spanning many industries

acquisition · IPO · enterprise · startup · franchise · subsidiary · monopoly · headquarters · shareholder · CEO

economy

inflation

Sustained price level increase

industrialization · capitalism · stimulus · bailout · austerity

currency

euro

Shared continental currency

  • yenPersistent strong craving
  • poundWeight, strike, or kennel
  • yuanChinese monetary unit

franc · forex · petrodollar · fiat · cryptocurrency

influence

lobbying

Advocating to decision-makers

clout · policy · legislation · advocacy · elite · pay-to-play · foundation · endowment

Opposites
monetary scale

megadollarpocket change

Minor cash on hand

pennies · small change · pittance · chump change · peanuts

Family

mega, dollar, dollars, megabucks, megaton, megawatt, megabyte, megapixel, megalith

Familiarity
Top 1,000,000
Profile
Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G