megadollars

Vast financial amounts

Megadollars means a huge amount of money, typically millions or more.

The prefix mega- emphasizes vast scale rather than a precise quantity: The studio spent megadollars on special effects.

The term is informal and often slightly hyperbolic, suggesting impressive sums without specifying exact figures.

wealth

fortune

Wealth or destiny

moneybags · capital · assets · holdings · investments · inheritance · estate · abundance · prosperity · treasure

luxury

opulence

Showy, abundant prosperity

  • mansionsLarge, stately houses
  • yachtsLarge recreational sailing vessels
  • jewelryOrnamental personal accessories

designer · caviar · champagne · penthouses · supercars · couture · extravagance · lavishness · elite · gourmet

economy

GDP

National output abbreviation

currency · market · trade · deficit · surplus · budget · commodities · stocks · bonds · exchange

power

tycoon

Dominant industrial leader

conglomerate · monopoly · CEO · boardroom · executive · shareholder · merger · acquisition · empire · dominance

influence

lobbying

Advocating to decision-makers

patronage · philanthropy · endorsements · sponsors · advocacy · policy · legislation · kingmakers · power-brokers · bundlers

hyperbole

exaggeration

Overstating beyond reality

grandiosity · boastfulness · puffery · superlatives · ostentation · overkill · dramatization · bragging · inflated · bombast

Opposites
monetary scale

megadollarspocket change

Minor cash on hand

pennies · peanuts · chump change · pittance · small change

Family

dollar, dollars, megabucks, megastore, megahit, megaproject, mega-, megadeal

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Timeless · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G