trillionfold
By a trillion
Trillionfold means multiplied by a trillion, or increased to a trillion times the original amount.
The word emphasizes incomprehensibly vast multiplication: Computing power has increased trillionfold since the 1950s.
Like other -fold formations, it works as both adjective and adverb: a trillionfold increase, expanded trillionfold.
Increased by repeated addition
- amplifiedIncreased in strength
- magnifiedIncreased in apparent size
- compoundedCombined or worsened
- scaledClimbed or plated
factor · increase · expansion · growth · proliferation · augmentation · boost · surge
Ten to the fifteenth
- quintillionTen to the eighteenth
- billionOne thousand million
- millionOne thousand thousands
- googolTen to the hundredth
astronomical · inconceivable · unfathomable · incomprehensible · staggering · mind-boggling · unimaginable · innumerable
Complete system or domain
- galaxyGravitationally bound stellar mass
- cosmosOrderly totality of existence
- starsLuminous celestial bodies
- lightyearAstronomical length unit
astrophysics · cosmology · space · celestial · astronomical · multiverse
Relating to mathematical shapes
- logarithmicBased on exponents
- compoundCombined into one
- curveSmooth, angleless line
- progressionSequential forward movement
doubling · acceleration · rate · hyperbolic · cascade · snowballing · runaway · explosive
multiplied
Increased by repeated addition
- amplifiedIncreased in strength
- magnifiedIncreased in apparent size
- compoundedCombined or worsened
scaled · factor · increase · expansion · growth · proliferation · augmentation · boost · surge · escalation
quadrillion
Ten to the fifteenth
- quintillionTen to the eighteenth
- billionOne thousand million
- millionOne thousand thousands
googol · astronomical · inconceivable · unfathomable · incomprehensible · staggering · mind-boggling · unimaginable · innumerable · countless
universe
Complete system or domain
- galaxyGravitationally bound stellar mass
- cosmosOrderly totality of existence
- starsLuminous celestial bodies
lightyear · astrophysics · cosmology · space · celestial · astronomical · multiverse
geometric
Relating to mathematical shapes
- logarithmicBased on exponents
- compoundCombined into one
- curveSmooth, angleless line
progression · doubling · acceleration · rate · hyperbolic · cascade · snowballing · runaway · explosive · rapid
trillionfoldfractional
Describing incomplete portions
negligible · single · infinitesimal · halved · unchanged