Gazillionaire

Pronunciation: /ɡəˌzɪljəˈnɛr/

Definitions of gazillionaire

noun a person who is extremely wealthy, possessing an immense amount of money or assets

Example Sentences

A1 My uncle is a gazillionaire.

A2 The movie star is rumored to be a gazillionaire.

B1 The tech entrepreneur became a gazillionaire after selling his company.

B2 The real estate mogul is known as a gazillionaire in the business world.

C1 The billionaire philanthropist is often referred to as a gazillionaire by the media.

C2 Despite being a gazillionaire, he lives a humble lifestyle and donates a lot of his wealth to charity.

Examples of gazillionaire in a Sentence

formal The gazillionaire philanthropist donated a large sum of money to the charity.

informal I heard that Mark became a gazillionaire after selling his tech company.

slang That new rapper is living like a gazillionaire with all his bling.

figurative In her mind, she was a gazillionaire with all the love and happiness she had in her life.

Grammatical Forms of gazillionaire

• past tense: became
• plural: gazillionaires
• comparative: more gazillionaire
• superlative: most gazillionaire
• present tense: is a gazillionaire
• future tense: will be a gazillionaire
• perfect tense: has become a gazillionaire
• continuous tense: is becoming a gazillionaire
• singular: gazillionaire
• positive degree: gazillionaire
• infinitive: to become a gazillionaire
• gerund: becoming a gazillionaire
• participle: becoming

Origin and Evolution of gazillionaire

First Known Use: 1980 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'gazillionaire' is a blend of the words 'gazillion' and 'millionaire'. It was created to emphasize extreme wealth beyond the typical millionaire status.

Evolution of the word: The term 'gazillionaire' gained popularity in the 1980s and has since become a colloquial term to describe individuals with immense wealth. It is often used humorously or hyperbolically to exaggerate someone's wealth.