to millionize
- verb
- Specialized
- We will millionize our profits this year.
Examples
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The company plans to millionize its revenue this year.
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The scientist needed to millionize the results to match the scale used in the international study.
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To make the data easier to read, the analyst decided to millionize all the figures in the report.
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By choosing to millionize the values, the engineer simplified the calculations for the project.
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To make the data easier to understand, the analyst decided to millionize the figures in the report.
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In order to present the findings clearly, the scientist chose to millionize the results for the presentation.
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The engineer opted to millionize the values to align them with the global standards in the report.
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Etymology
Millionize comes from million + -ize, so it can mean 'make into millions' by multiplying. In this sense, to millionize a value is to multiply it by one million (you add six zeros), so the number becomes a million times larger.