quadrillions
Fifteen-zero numbers, plural
Quadrillions is the plural of quadrillion, a number equal to one thousand trillion (1 followed by 15 zeros in American usage, 24 zeros in British).
Like other large-number plurals, it typically appears in vague expressions of immensity rather than precise counting: quadrillions of bacteria, quadrillions of calculations per second.
Ten to the twelfth
- quintillionTen to the eighteenth
- billionOne thousand million
- millionOne thousand thousands
- gazillionPlayful infinite number
zillion · sextillion · octillion · nonillion · decillion · googol · astronomical · incomprehensible
Luminous celestial bodies
Single numeric character
- integerNumber lacking fractions
- numeralSymbol denoting quantity
- figureOutline or numeral
- numberSymbol representing quantity
exponent · notation · zeroes · cardinal · quantity · calculation · arithmetic · mathematics
Money owed another
- deficitAmount still owed
- currencyMedium of exchange
- hyperinflationExtreme rapid price escalation
- derivativesThings derived from another
yen · budget · expenditure · monetary · financial · valuation · GDP
trillion
Ten to the twelfth
- quintillionTen to the eighteenth
- billionOne thousand million
- millionOne thousand thousands
gazillion · zillion · sextillion · octillion · nonillion · decillion · googol · astronomical · incomprehensible · unfathomable
stars
Luminous celestial bodies
- galaxiesGravitationally bound stellar assemblies
- atomsSmallest elemental units
- moleculesBonded atomic groups
particles · cells · bacteria · insects · universe · cosmos · planetary
digit
Single numeric character
number · exponent · notation · zeroes · cardinal · quantity · calculation · arithmetic · mathematics · statistics
debt
Money owed another
- deficitAmount still owed
- currencyMedium of exchange
- hyperinflationExtreme rapid price escalation
derivatives · yen · budget · expenditure · monetary · financial · valuation · GDP
quadrillionsone and only
Singular and irreplaceable beloved
sole · singular · individual · unit · scarcity