"quinvigintillion" meaning in English

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          "text": "The number 1004 is 100 million (100,000,000), not much time at all for today's computers, while the more naive approach of trying all matchings would yield about two quinvigintillion (2 followed by seventy-eight zeros) computation steps.",
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          "ref": "2018, Nicholas Lovell, The Pyramid of Game Design:",
          "text": "In Figure 6.4, you can see that I earned $460 quinvigintillion in the six or so hours that I was away from the game.",
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          "text": "In fact, the chance of two irides (yes, this is the plural of the word \"iris\" — go figure?) being identical is estimated to be one in a quinvigintillion. For the record, that is a crazy huge number—a one with seventy-eight zeroes after it!",
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          "word": "Previous: quattuorvigintillion: short scale 1075"
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          "word": "Next: sexvigintillion: short scale 1081"
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          "sense": "a long scale tredecillion",
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          "word": "tredeciljoen"
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          "roman": "kvinvigintillion",
          "sense": "1078 — see also tredecillion",
          "word": "квинвигинтиллион"
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