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morbillion

100 x 34 Trillion. Also known as how many tickets Morbius sold
Person 1: "Have you seen the 2022 action film released by Sony Pictures, 'Morbius'?
Person 2: "I have, what about it?"
Person 1: "It sold a Morbillion tickets"
Person 2: "Morbius"
Person 1: "Morbius"
morbillion by Moustache_rekt April 25, 2022

morbillion

Amount of tickets that the Marvel movie

morbius sold in the box office. If morbius sells 100 tickets it will be a morbillion, if it sells a trillion tickets it will also be a morbillion.
Morbius is the first movie ever to sell a morbillion tickets
morbillion by Yt:Jzbuttermint xl April 14, 2022

1 in 7.5 Trillion. 

The chances of Dream's """"Luck"""" in his Latest Minecraft Speedrum
Guy 1 : Bro you won the Lottery thats like the chances of Dreams Luck

Guy 2 : Yeah, 1 in 7.5 Trillion.
1 in 7.5 Trillion. by Yoyle December 20, 2020

morbillion

The biggest finite number ever. Around TREE(TREE(TREE(Rayo's Number))) times bigger than Rayo's Number.
Nolan: Did you know that Rayo's Number is the biggest finite number ever?

Tyler: No. A Morbillion is bigger than Rayo's Number.
morbillion by Silicosis9324 May 3, 2022

morbillion

A theoretical number that is one more than infinite.
"Morbius sold like a morbillion tickets, it's crazy!"
morbillion by Michael Morbius April 29, 2022

Morbillionaire 

Someone whose net worth exceeds the total amount of money made by the hit Sony movie, Morbius.
It's a good thing I invested in NFTs, Now I'm a multi-morbillionaire!
Morbillionaire by Vezinald May 9, 2022
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