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Definition of Large integer
1. Noun. An integer equal to or greater than ten.
Specialized synonyms: 10, Decade, Ten, Tenner, X, 11, Eleven, Xi, 12, Dozen, Twelve, Xii, Teens, 13, Baker's Dozen, Long Dozen, Thirteen, Xiii, 14, Fourteen, Xiv, 15, Fifteen, Xv, 16, Sixteen, Xvi, 17, Seventeen, Xvii, 18, Eighteen, Xviii, 19, Nineteen, Xix, 20, Twenty, Xx, 21, Twenty-one, Xxi, 22, Twenty-two, Xxii, 23, Twenty-three, Xxiii, 24, Twenty-four, Two Dozen, Xxiv, 25, Twenty-five, Xxv, 26, Twenty-six, Xxvi, 27, Twenty-seven, Xxvii, 28, Twenty-eight, Xxviii, 29, Twenty-nine, Xxix, 30, Thirty, Xxx, 40, Forty, Xl, 50, Fifty, L, 60, Lx, Sixty, 70, Lxx, Seventy, 78, Lxxviii, Seventy-eight, 80, Eighty, Fourscore, Lxxx, 90, Ninety, Xc, 100, C, Century, Hundred, One C, 144, Gross, 120, Great Hundred, Long Hundred, 500, D, Five Hundred, 1000, Chiliad, G, Grand, K, M, One Thousand, Thou, Thousand, Yard, 1728, Great Gross, 10000, Myriad, Ten Thousand, 100000, Hundred Thousand, Lakh, 1000000, Meg, Million, One Thousand Thousand, Crore, 1000000000, Billion, One Thousand Million, 1000000000000, Billion, One Million Million, 1000000000000, One Million Million, Trillion, One Million Million Million, Trillion, Quadrillion, Quadrillion, Quintillion, Sextillion, Septillion, Octillion, Aleph-nought, Aleph-null, Aleph-zero
Lexicographical Neighbors of Large Integer
Literary usage of Large integer
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Proceedings of the London Mathematical Society by London Mathematical Society (1905)
"If r = N3, where N is a large integer, (3) W^v+1 = e'(W+1)(l+p) (\P\<K/N) ...
+, We can fix a large integer N0, and then take N large in comparison with NO. ..."
2. A Treatise on Bessel Functions and Their Applications to Physics by Andrew Gray, George Ballard Mathews (1895)
"(x) that the large roots are approximately given by where k, as before, is any
large integer. Now let n be any positive integer, and put 4 ~f' then it may ..."
3. The Merchants' Magazine and Commercial Review by Isaac Smith Homans, William B. Dana (1840)
"Silk forms a very large integer in the trade and commerce of nations. The natural
advantages of the states are favorable to participation in a full share of ..."
4. Merchants' Magazine and Commercial Review by William B. Dana (1840)
"Silk forms a very large integer in the trade and commerce of nations. The natural
advantages of the states are favorable to participation in a full share of ..."
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