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trillionth
This term is primarily used in scientific, mathematical, and technical contexts to describe extreme precision or infinitesimal quantities. It carries a connotation of near-immeasurability, often appearing in discussions regarding quantum physics, high-frequency trading, or advanced computing where time and distance are measured in minuscule increments.
As a noun, it functions as a unit of measurement. While it can be pluralized when referring to multiple such units, it is most frequently encountered in the singular form to denote a specific level of accuracy or a single fractional part.
Meanings
Examples
The measurement was accurate to a trillionth of a millimeter.
The measurement was accurate to a trillionth of a millimeter.
I bet a trillionth of a chance that we will find the lost city.
The sensor can detect a trillionth of a gram of residue.
Imagine being the trillionth person to visit this planet.
The probability of this specific atom colliding is a trillionth.
The probability of this specific atom colliding is a trillionth.
He claimed he was the trillionth customer to win the prize.
A trillionth of a second is an incredibly short interval of time.
A trillionth of a second is an incredibly short interval of time.
Is it even possible to measure a trillionth of a unit?