Bit [noun]
Definition of Bit:
tiny piece
Synonyms of Bit:
● Sample
● Slice
● Trace
● Item
● Fragment
● Chunk
● Shard
● Dose
● Snippet
● Sliver
● Niggle
● Lick
● Stump
● Speck
● Chip
● Atom
● Morsel
● Dollop
● Moiety
● Excerpt
● Segment
● Section
● Modicum
● Tittle
● Iota
● Jot
● Dab
● Share
● Scintilla
● Splinter
● Molecule
● Lump
● Snatch
● Sprinkling
● Mite
● Smidgen
● Specimen
● Droplet
● Crumb
● Driblet
● Particle
● Flake
● Shred
● Trickle
● Dot
● Chicken feed
● Taste
● Portion
● Part
● Dash
● Scale
● End
● Snip
● Stub
● Fraction
● Shaving
● Division
● Parcel
● Butt
● Pinch
● Grain
● Scrap
Opposite/Antonyms of Bit:
● Agreement
● Lot
● Glob
● Entirety
● Whole
Sentence/Example of Bit:
This one is perhaps a bit too complex to capture in a sentence or two, so see our previous coverage of NDB here.
As a result, the waves travel a bit faster when the water is warmer.
She is juggling a lot and is plowing through, but wants to take care of herself naturally and sometimes a bit indulgently.
Elsewhere, the software feels a bit zippier than on the Series 5, thanks to Apple’s improved S6 processor chip.
At the time of the 1790 census, Virginia had a bit less than 13 times the population of Delaware.
Exactly how sea-level rise will affect coastal wetlands has been a bit of a mystery.
We can hold somebody for a bit until a fully licensed civilian police officer can come in and arrest that person.
Like almost every aspect of our lives during the pandemic, voting may look a bit different than usual.
Sure, they cost a bit less, but most minivan build-outs only seat two and leave users cooking outside no matter the weather.
Craft a fishing lureShort bits of paracord may seem like trash, but they can become surprisingly nice fishing lures with just a little bit of work and a sharp hook.