multibillionaire
- adjective
- /ˌmʌltiˈbɪljəˌnɛr/
:
multimillonario
Examples
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In 2005, the multibillionaire France family, which owns NASCAR, decided its sport needed a hall of fame museum.
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He became a multibillionaire by investing in technology startups that revolutionized the industry.
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The multibillionaire philanthropist donated millions to fight climate change and support renewable energy projects.
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Several countries have discussed trade agreements with the multibillionaire investor known for his vast economic influence.
Synonyms
∞
1.0
Having a lot of money and valuable things
520
2.5
Having a lot of money and many expensive things
14
4.4
Having a lot more money than most people
8
5.6
Being rich and able to buy what you want
3
7.4
Has a lot of money and can buy many things
How Wealthy
1
6.5
188
3.4
20
2.7
250
3.7
Surface Forms
Morphology
multibillionaire = multibillionaire (transparent) = multi + billion + aire
The adjectival use is a zero-derived extension of the noun form, with no additional spelling change.
Etymology
Multibillionaire comes from multi- 'many', billion, and the -aire ending you see in millionaire. So when we use multibillionaire as an adjective it describes people or things connected to someone who has 'many billions' of wealth.