multimillion
- adjective
- /ˌmʌltiˈmɪljən/
- During the 1960s and 1970s, the exotic fish trade was a multimillion-dollar business in the United States (Conroy 1975).
- multimillion-dollar
Now Impact Theory is my third multimillion dollar company in a row.
- Now Impact Theory is my third multimillion dollar company in a row.
- Like this immigrant has built a multimillion dollar empire.
- When the price of oil showed up, the oil companies started earning multimillion dollar profits.
- I mean, whatever is around you, you don't have to have a multimillion dollar budget.
- And say if we becomes legal, we might have a very well established multimillion making business.
- If it's large multimillion dollar transactions, you're getting into corporate treasury functions.
- See, I've never, I've had like, weird stuff, but not like direct, like have sex with me if you want to make it like weird multimillion dollar deals on the table.
Examples
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Lillien, who presides over a multimillion-dollar empire of Hungry Girl cookbooks, low-calorie recipes, specialty products, and TV shows, all of them geared to letting people eat the junk food they love and not get fat.
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After the September 11, 2001, attacks, Saudi Arabia launched a multimillion-dollar public relations campaign to counter the perception that the royal family was supporting terrorism.
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Now Impact Theory is my third multimillion dollar company in a row.
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And she grew up in a multimillion dollar home in Boston, in Boston, in Boston.
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When the price of oil showed up, the oil companies started earning multimillion dollar profits.
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You've started numerous multimillion dollar companies.
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It's a huge multimillion dollar business idea that will happen and you're going to love it.
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The company is a rapidly growing multimillion-dollar business.
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Like this immigrant has built a multimillion dollar empire.
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The market for luxury goods has turned into a multimillion dollar industry, attracting investors from around the world.
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Etymology
Multimillion comes from multi- meaning 'many' and million meaning 'one million'. So multimillion is like 'many millions', which is why we use it for very large amounts, audiences, or projects.